Bugsink’s Teams are a way of grouping users and associated projects together. This is useful in larger organizations where you might have multiple teams working on different sets of projects.
Remember that the primary unit of organization in Bugsink is the Project; that’s where the issues end up, where most of the access-management lives, and where notifications are configured.
The main purpose of teams is to provide an additional layer of grouping when there are many projects. This grouping also aids in discoverability of Projects, because a project can be set to be visible or joinable by team-members only.
In many smaller organizations teams serve no purpose; they can be globally turned off by setting SINGLE_TEAM to True.
