We analyzed 19 examples of how Airtable handles permission & access control across their product, spanning 6 different approaches: access denied page, invite flow, member list, permission settings, role definitions, share dialog.

Airtable — Settings → My First Workspace → Collaborators
Workspace settings showing collaborators list and usage limits

Airtable — Workspace → Manage collaborators
Collaborator management modal with member list and pending invites tab

Airtable — Home → Shared
Shared section empty state showing where shared content appears

Airtable — Home → Shared
Shared section showing bases shared with user plus limit warning

Airtable — Workspace → Share dropdown
Workspace share dropdown showing invite options and current access

Airtable — Base → Share
Base-level share dialog showing different scope from workspace sharing

Airtable — Base → Share panel
Base share panel showing public web sharing and collaborator list

Airtable — Workspace → Share → Invite form
Workspace invite form with email, role selector, and optional message

Airtable — Email (Gmail)
Workspace invite email received by invitee

Airtable — Workspace → Share → Create invite link
Create invite link dialog with permission and domain restriction options

Airtable — Workspace → Manage collaborators → Pending invites
Pending invites tab showing invitation management options

Airtable — Base → Share → Invite
Base-level invite form with email and role selection

Airtable — Notifications dropdown
Notifications panel showing collaboration invite notifications

Airtable — Workspace → Share → Role dropdown
Role selector dropdown showing all workspace permission levels

Airtable — Base → Share → Create invite link → Role dropdown
Base-level invite link creation showing role dropdown with additional Client role

Airtable — Invite acceptance page
Error page when invite acceptance fails

Airtable — Workspace account page (no access)
Access denied page when trying to access owner-only settings

Airtable — Expired share link URL
Access denied page for revoked or deleted share link

Airtable — Base → Share → Manage link settings
Public link settings with granular permission controls