Select Is owner next to the name of the new owner. You will then see an option to make someone else the owner of the doc. Once you’ve made sure the above requirement are met, open your Coda doc. Note that if your Coda workspace is backed by Google Drive, the new owner will need to share your domain for this to work. right-click on the top-level folder on which you want to recursively change ownership (OR, in the full directory path shown at the top, click the down arrow. If you’re the owner of a doc, you should be able to transfer ownership via the Sharing dialog.īut first things first: make sure you invite the new owner to your Coda doc as an editor, and make sure they're listed as a Doc Maker in your workspace. Either way, just follow the simple steps below to make the change. Or perhaps you’ve created a second Coda account and want to hand ownership over to your new account.

Occasionally, circumstances require ownership of a doc to be changed: for instance, you may be switching jobs or projects and need to transfer ownership of some docs to your manager. If you’re a workspace admin looking to transfer doc ownership from someone who’s left your organization, check out this article instead.Įvery doc in Coda has an owner (check out More info on doc ownersbelow).

Google drive owner change