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# Teams
**Teams** in Trulyp are groups of users that have access to the same connections and data, for example a "**Marketing**" team.
You can use teams when creating [Connections](/trulyp/data/database-connections.md) or [Semantic models](/trulyp/data/semantic-modeling.md), to allow only members of the team to access them. For more information about
### Automatic role synchronisation
For teams created with [Sync members & teams](/trulyp/tableau-sync.md), you can automatically assign roles to every user in the team. To do this, select the roles you want to assign, and then **re-run the Tableau sync** afterwards.
#### Entitlements
Teams can grant shared [Row level security](/trulyp/writebackextreme/schemas/row-level-security.md) entitlements to every member. In RLS, a user can access rows whose policy matches any entitlement assigned directly to them or inherited from one of their teams.
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**Row-level security only applies to WriteBackExtreme, not other parts of Trulyp.**
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Example: a region = EU entitlement on the Sales team lets all Sales members see EU rows. A user’s effective access is the union of their own and their teams’ entitlements.
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