Companies who come to Nobl9 generally use Projects to group teams or departments. They want to separate team ownership but can also add members from other teams to projects through the RBAC UI.
Nobl9 RBAC allows users to be project owner, editor, or viewer. To grant read-only access to your Nobl9 resources, you can create someone the viewer access. To allow someone to edit your SLOs, they can be a project editor.
In the Nobl9 Service Health dashboard, all the services are grouped under projects.

Health Dashboard. A service that appears as red means one or multiple SLOs under it has burned through their error budget. Yellow means one or more than one has under 20% error budget left. Green means your SLOs under that service are doing fine.

To do this, you can simply grant them the Organization Viewer role. This allows them read-access to all the SLOs in your organization and they can view the SLOs in the Service Health Dashboard, the Grid view, and even dig into the details but won’t be able to edit the SLOs.

so keep it in a safe place.
If you do forget the access key, you can always delete it and create a new one.There is a max limit of 2 access keys per user.