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Eligible Frame.io accounts can manage their Frame.io users using a single Adobe identity and easily integrate across other Adobe products and services.
Eligibility
You can manage Frame.io within the Adobe Admin Console if you meet the following criteria:
- You have one of the following accounts:
- Frame.io Enterprise account created on or after October 2024.
- Frame.io Team plan (available via our telesales team).
- Your organization does not use the Global Admin Console.
Existing Frame.io V4 Enterprise Customers
If you are an existing Frame.io V4 customer interested in Admin Console. Then, contact your account team to learn about eligibility criteria and timelines for moving your account to manage to the Adobe Admin Console.
Existing Frame.io Legacy (V3) Enterprise Customers
If you are an existing Frame.io Legacy customer interested in Admin Console. Then, you must migrate to Frame.io V4 before moving to the Adobe Admin Console.
Manage Frame.io users in Adobe Admin Console
You have the following options to manage your users in the Adobe Admin Console:
Adobe also offers automated sync mechanisms in some cases. Learn more about choosing the appropriate user management strategy for your requirements.
Manage user roles in Adobe Admin Console
When adding users via Admin Console, you'll be prompted to set a Frame.io role type: Content Admin or Member. These are Frame.io account-level roles. Granular Frame.io Workspace and Project permissions are set via Frame.io.
Content admin role
A Content Admin is a user who has access to all public Workspaces and Projects. They can manage member permissions and access as needed.
Member role
A Member is an account user who only has access to the Workspace or Projects assigned to them. Members' access permissions are managed depending on how much access they require for a given Project or Workspace. Visit the User Roles and Permissions article to learn more.