Member roles
Every member has one of three workspace-level roles:- Admin — full control. Can invite and remove members, change roles, create and delete teamspaces, connect data sources, edit workspace settings, and take every dashboard-level action.
- View and edit — can create and edit dashboards, connect data sources they’re given access to, and take widget-level actions like turning campaigns on and off. Can’t invite members or change workspace settings.
- View only — can view dashboards they have access to and their data. Can’t edit dashboards, take campaign actions, or invite members.
Invite a member
Only Admin members can invite. From workspace settings, open the Members section.1
Open the invite flow
Click the invite action on the Members page. An invite form opens.
2
Add email addresses
Enter one or more email addresses. Each row can be assigned its own role.
3
Assign a team (optional)
Pick an existing team, or type a new team name to create one. Team assignment controls which teamspaces the new member can access.
4
Send the invitations
Confirm. Each recipient receives an email with a signup link. Members that sign up appear as active in the Members page; pending invites show as “Pending” until accepted.
Seat cap
Some plans limit how many active members a workspace can have. If a plan is at cap, sending a new invite prompts to upgrade the plan first. Existing members that haven’t accepted don’t count against the cap until they sign up.Change a member’s role
Only Admin members can change a role.- From the Members page, find the member and open the role dropdown on their row.
- Pick the new role. The change takes effect immediately.
- A member can’t lower or remove their own Admin role while they’re the only Admin in the workspace — the workspace always needs at least one Admin.
Remove a member
Only Admin members can remove members.- From the Members page, use the row action to remove a member.
- Removed members lose access to every teamspace and dashboard in the workspace. Their user account itself isn’t deleted; they can still access other workspaces they belong to.
Teams
A team is a group of members that can be granted access to teamspaces together. Teams are optional but useful when a workspace has multiple teamspaces and different groups of members need access to different subsets. For example, a marketing agency might create:- A Client A team with the account managers on that account.
- A Client B team with a different set of account managers.
- A Leadership team with people who need visibility across every client.
When a team is added to a teamspace, any new member added to that team in the future automatically gets access to the teamspace. Team-based teamspace access stays in sync with team membership — no need to re-grant access every time a new member is added to a team.
Permissions
- Only Admin members can invite, change roles, or remove members.
- Any member can leave a workspace they belong to from their own account settings.
Related
Teamspace settings
Add teams and members to a specific teamspace.
Workspace concepts
The workspace-teamspace-folder-dashboard hierarchy.
