Steps
1
Open user management
Go to Settings, then Users. You’ll see all active users, their roles, and their last login.
2
Invite users
Select New user, enter one or more email addresses (comma-separated), then assign each a role: Admin, Developer, or Business (read-only). Select Send invitation.
Track invites under the pending users tab. If an invitation expires, you can resend it from there.
3
Change a user's role
Select the three-dot menu next to a user, choose Edit, pick the new role, and confirm.
4
Deactivate a user
Select the three-dot menu next to a user and choose Disable user. They lose access immediately.
Auto-join email domains
Let anyone with a trusted email domain join without an individual invite.1
Add a domain
In the auto-join field, enter your email domain and select Add a domain.
2
Remove a domain
Select the three-dot menu next to a domain and choose Remove. With no auto-join domains, users need an explicit invitation.
New users appear in the users list once they accept. Confirm each person has the right role: Admin to configure, Developer to build, Business for read-only access.
Next steps
Roles and permissions
Exactly what Admin, Developer, and Business roles can do.
Auto-join reference
Configure auto-join domains in detail.
User management reference
Licences, SSO, and access control.
Start building
Hand off to your developers.