Membership
Understand WizField membership as the link between a global user and an organization-specific role and permission set.
A membership links a WizField user to an organization. Roles and permissions belong to memberships, not globally to the user.
Define Membership in WizField
WizField treats users and organizations as separate concepts. A user is a global identity, while an organization is the tenant boundary for a business workspace.
A membership connects the user to one organization and carries that user's role and permissions for that organization.
Use Memberships for Role-Specific Access
Because roles and permissions belong to memberships, the same user can have different access in different organizations.
For example, a user may have owner-level access in one business and more limited access in another business if the user's memberships differ.
Validate Membership on Tenant-Owned Requests
Every tenant-owned request resolves actor, active organization, membership, role, and permissions. Backend membership validation is authoritative.
WizField should not authorize access from frontend state alone.
Continue With Workspace Boundaries
For multi-business access, read Multi-Business Workspaces in WizField. For active organization behavior, read Active Organization.