Eagle currently does not provide dedicated team or enterprise-level permission management features. It is primarily designed as a local asset management application for individual users and does not include real-time collaboration, data synchronization, and permission management functions.

Team Sharing Solutions

Although there is no official team version, team members can still share resource libraries through the following methods:

Cloud Storage Services: Place the Eagle resource library folder in cloud storage services such as Google Drive or Dropbox, and share the folder with team members
NAS Devices: Use NAS devices with synchronization capabilities (such as Synology NAS) to store Eagle resource libraries, and set access permissions for different members as needed

Important Considerations

Avoid Conflicts: Do not allow multiple users to simultaneously edit the same materials (such as categorizing, adding tags, etc.), as this may cause file conflicts and affect data saving
Version Consistency: Ensure all team members use the same version of Eagle to avoid functional incompatibilities due to version differences
Regular Backups: Although Eagle does not support automatic cloud backup, it is recommended to manually backup resource libraries regularly to ensure data security. For backup methods, please refer to How to Backup Eagle Resource Library

While Eagle does not have built-in team collaboration features, basic team asset sharing and simple permission control can still be achieved through the proper use of cloud services and NAS devices.

Does Eagle support team collaboration and permission management?