Hi All,

I have noticed that when testing out a Restricted Member account that I still had access to the Member List. Of course, as a business owner, that uses a lot of contractors the last thing I want is a rogue contractor poaching clients. The Member List shows all my members along with name and contact details?

I would imagine that there should be some kind of control on who can access the Member List or at the minimum only they should be able to see other people in a Member List where there is a clear relationship via client, project or task.

Any thoughts to introduce this into Access Controls where if a person is a Restricted Member, Portal Member or Manager that there is this extra level of restriction that can be administered by Owners/Co-Owners.?

Thanks,

Uboughtthis

I understand the need for Workspace members needing knowledge on who they are working with for collaboration as it is supposed to be a collaborative environment. My suggestion is not to break the collaboration but to have the the ability to manage it as you would a normal business and keep access restricted to people they should be collaborating with rather than seeing every client and contractor I have on my books.

So I would say the best solution would be that if I had say Client/Project A then all members related to Client/Project A would be able to collaborate together, but they would not be able to see anyone in Client/Project B. It's all about adding that extra layer of access that would allow security conscious people such as myself to be at ease.