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WP Cloud WordPress Sites Sharing & Permissions

Overview

WP Cloud WordPress sites follow a stricter permission model compared to regular EasyEngine sites because they are billable resources. This means not every user can create, modify, or share these sites. The table outlines the actions allowed for each role in an organization and for different sharing levels.

Permission Matrix for WP Cloud Sites:

Below is what each role (and share type) can or cannot do on a WP Cloud site:

FeatureOrg OwnerAdminManagerMember (on Shared Sites only)
Creds Management
Create
Archive
Read Information
Share
Change Owner
Get WP Admin Password
Add SSH Access
Revoke SSH Access
Update PHP Version
Update PHP Memory Limit
Update PHP Worker Limit
Enable Burst
Update Storage Limit
Add Alias Domain
Remove Alias Domain
phpMyAdmin
FS Backup
DB Backup
Full Backup
List Backup
Delete Backup
Access Logs
Error Logs
Resync Meta
Toggle Edge Cache
Purge Edge Cache

Quick Notes for Users

Organization Roles and Their Permissions

Org Owner / Admin

Full access to all WP Cloud sites in the organization.

Can perform all actions, including:

Manager

Managers have full operational access but cannot create WP Cloud (billable) sites and cannot change site owner.

Managers can:

Managers cannot:

Member

Members by default don’t have access to WP Cloud sites in the Org.  Members are provided restricted access focused on read-only visibility on the shared sites only. Can ‘resync’ site information.

Members cannot:

Members are intended for low-privilege collaboration without affecting billing or core configurations.

Key Permission Principles for WP Cloud Sites

Why WP Cloud Sites Use a Stricter Permission Model

Because WP Cloud sites incur usage and billing costs, only qualified roles can:

This protects organizations from accidental billing increases or unauthorized changes.