Users
Manage everyone in your organization — invite new people, set their roles, and organize them into departments and teams. Admin access required.
The Users Page
Go to Organization → Users.
Search by name or email, and filter by:
- Department
- Role (Member, Admin, Executive)
- Status (Active, Inactive, Pending)
Table Columns
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| User | Avatar, name, and email |
| Department | Their team or department |
| Role | Member, Admin, or Executive |
| Status | Active, Inactive, Pending, or Suspended |
| Last Active | When they were last active |
Inviting a User
- Click Invite User
- Fill in:
- Full Name
- Email Address — their login email
- Initial Password — must be at least 10 characters with an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, a number, and a special character
- Department — where they belong
- Sub-department — optional, if the department has sub-units
- Teams — optional, one or more teams
- Role — Member, Admin, or Executive
- Click Create User
The user can log in immediately with the email and password you set.
Share the First Steps guide with new users, and ask them to change their password after first login.
Roles
| Role | What They Can Do |
|---|---|
| Member | Chat, own tasks, personal documents, projects |
| Admin | Everything — manage users, departments, knowledge base, assistants, analytics |
| Executive | Organization-wide view: dashboard, analytics, and a read-only Org Chart |
For the full breakdown, see Roles & Permissions.
The Admin role has full access to all data and settings. Assign it sparingly.
Editing a User
Click a user to open their detail panel, where you can update:
- Status — Active or Inactive
- Department, Sub-department, and Teams
- Role
Their Assistant Access is shown for reference (it's based on role and department and isn't edited here). Click Save Changes when done.
Removing a User
To remove someone who has left:
- Open the user
- Click Remove User and confirm
Alternatively, set their Status to Inactive to block login while keeping their account.
Removed or deactivated users can no longer log in, but their past work (tasks, comments, documents) stays in the system.
Tips
- Assign a department right away — users without one may not see relevant content
- Use Inactive for temporary blocks and Remove for people who have truly left
- Set roles carefully — start people as Members and promote only when needed