A private team member works similarly to a sub-account, allowing you to allocate a dedicated space for specific team members within ElkQR.
To assign a private space for a team member in ElkQR, follow these steps:

1. During the process of inviting a team member or updating their permissions, locate the option labeled “Allow team member view other member’s project“.
2. Uncheck this option by removing the tick mark.
3. Proceed with sending the invitation or updating the permissions.
Note: It’s important to be aware that when a team member creates a custom domain, it will reduce the total domain slot allowance of the team manager/admin. For instance, if a team manager/admin has a 10 custom domain plan and a team member adds 4 custom domains, the team manager/admin’s remaining allowance will be 6 custom domains.
By disabling the “Allow team member view other member’s project” option, the team member’s account is effectively treated as a “sub-account.” This means they will have their separate workspace and resources, without the ability to access or collaborate on projects shared by other team members.