Share and collaborate#
Use this topic when your work needs to move beyond a local document. It starts with the account-level site workflows in SAMSON Connect, then continues to the collaboration features for profiles, groups, permissions, shared documents, and shared jobs. Read both if you are setting up collaboration from scratch, or jump straight to the collaboration page if your account is already in place.
Who this topic is for#
- Users managing accounts, downloads, or Marketplace access
- Users sharing documents
- Users organizing teams or groups
- Users controlling access to cloud jobs
What you will be able to do afterward#
- Navigate the main sections of SAMSON Connect
- Manage profiles and groups
- Publish and access shared documents
- Manage job visibility and permissions
Recommended reading order#
- SAMSON Connect - Start here for the website sections, account context, downloads, extensions, and shared resources.
Foundational. - Share documents - Continue here when you need to share documents on SAMSON Connect or download shared documents.
Foundational for collaboration workflows. - Collaboration - Continue here when you need profiles, groups, permissions, shared documents, and shared jobs.
Foundational for collaboration workflows.
Read this first#
Start with SAMSON Connect.
You can skip this for now if...#
- You only need downloads, Marketplace access, or account settings and are not sharing work yet, in which case you can skip Collaboration
Suggested paths#
- Account, downloads, and Marketplace: SAMSON Connect
- Share documents or jobs: SAMSON Connect -> Share documents -> Collaboration
- Groups and permissions: SAMSON Connect -> Collaboration
Where to go next#
- Work with structures - Continue here after opening or downloading shared documents and you need to inspect or edit the contents.
- Simulate and analyze - Go here for cloud-job workflows, paths, and analysis.
- Automate and extend - Continue here when you want to share scripted documents or extend workflows with automation.
Notes#
SAMSON Connect explains the site sections and account context, while Collaboration covers profiles, groups, permissions, documents, and jobs.