Making space ownership visible in Quartz would significantly increase transparency for users and reduce unnecessary administrative friction.
Today, only System Administrators can see the list of space owners. Since many organisations (including ours) have only a small number of system admins, simple requests — such as identifying who can adjust configurations or permissions — often become bottlenecks.

By exposing space ownership directly in Quartz, project teams can quickly find the correct person to contact for configuration needs. This aligns with user expectations from other collaboration and document-management systems, where access levels and owners are readily visible.

The lack of transparency around space ownership creates avoidable overhead for both end-users and administrators. Key impacts include:

• Increased workload for System Admins. They must repeatedly look up ownership information and route requests, even though the information is simple and static.

• Project delays. Teams often don’t know who to contact when they need configuration changes, which slows down project startup and ongoing work.

• Reduced user autonomy and confidence. Users expect modern systems to offer clear visibility of access levels. When this information is missing, the system feels opaque and harder to work with.

• Unnecessary support tickets. Many organisations will see higher support volume for questions that could be solved with a simple UI indicator.

• Higher long‑term cost for all customers. As more organisations scale BCDE use, the hidden ownership structure becomes a growing inefficiency.

Enabling space owner visibility brings measurable time savings and a smoother user experience for any customer using BCDE across multiple projects and organisations.