Members & invitations

The Members page is where you onboard new teammates and manage their access.

In this guide:

  • Open Members
  • Invite a teammate
  • Resend or revoke an invite
  • Change a member’s role
  • Remove a member

Step 1: Open Members

Settings → Members. You see two tables:

  • Active members — currently part of the organization.
  • Pending invitations — invited but haven’t accepted yet.

Members table Screenshot: The Members table with role and last-active columns.

Step 2: Invite a teammate

Click Invite member. Fill in:

  • Email — the address to send the invite to.
  • Role — Owner / Admin / Member. (See Roles & permissions for what each can do.)
  • Per-chatbot permissions (optional) — restrict the invitee to specific chatbots before they even arrive. Useful for clients in agency setups.

Invite modal Screenshot: The invite-member modal with email, role, and per-chatbot scoping.

Click Send. The invitee receives an email with a sign-up / sign-in link.

Step 3: Manage pending invitations

Pending invitations table:

  • Resend — re-send the invite email.
  • Revoke — cancel the invitation. The link in the previously sent email becomes invalid.

Invitations expire after 7 days; revoked or expired invitations need a fresh invite.

Step 4: Change a member’s role

In the Active members table, click a member’s role pill → pick a different role. Changes apply immediately. Members are notified by email if their role changes.

Step 5: Remove a member

Click the trash icon on a member’s row. Confirm. The member loses access immediately:

  • Their assigned conversations are unassigned and return to the queue.
  • Per-chatbot permissions are revoked.
  • Audit-log entries about their actions remain.

You can re-invite them later if needed.

Member-level vs. chatbot-level permissions

Two layers stack:

  1. Org role — the broad permission set (Owner / Admin / Member).
  2. Per-chatbot permissions — narrow access on specific bots.

For details, see Roles & permissions and Per-chatbot permissions.

SSO and SCIM

For organizations on Enterprise plans:

  • SSO: SAML or OIDC for sign-in.
  • SCIM: provision and de-provision members automatically from your IdP (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace).

Configure in Settings → SSO / SCIM. With SCIM, the invite flow is handled by your IdP — adds and removes happen automatically when you make changes there.

Permissions

  • members.read — see the list.
  • members.invite — invite new members.
  • members.update — change roles.
  • members.remove — remove members.

By default, Owners and Admins have all of these.

What’s next