> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.riff.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.riff.ai/reference/shared/access.md).

# Access

The Access tab controls three types of access to your project workspace. Available in both the App builder and Agent builder via the **+** button.

## Collaborators

Shows who can open and edit this project. On enterprise accounts, team membership is managed at account level.

## Support Access

Controls whether the Riff support team can view your workspace.

**Default: disabled.** Your workspace is private to your team.

To get help from Riff support:

1. Click **Enable support access**
2. A shareable workspace link appears — send this to the support team
3. Click **Revoke support access** when the session is resolved

## Workspace API

Controls whether external systems can call your development API endpoints.

**Default: private.** Your development API is not reachable from outside the workspace.

To allow an external service (a webhook, an automation tool) to call your development endpoints:

1. Click **Enable public access**
2. The API base URL appears: `https://api.riff.new/_projects/{id}/dbtn/devx/app/routes`
3. Access expires automatically after **12 hours**
4. Click **Disable public access** to remove it earlier if needed

{% hint style="info" %}
Native user authentication for deployed apps (email/password login, session management) is configured separately. See [Native Authentication](https://github.com/ElleNealAI/riff-docs/blob/main/reference/app-builder/native-authentication.md).
{% endhint %}


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