Team

Members, invitations, the four roles and what each one may do.

Team is where you invite people, set what they can do, and remove them. Seats are capped by your plan: 3 on Launch, 10 on Growth, unlimited on Command.

In this guide

  • Getting to the page
  • Inviting someone
  • Pending invitations
  • The four roles
  • What each role can do
  • Roles and plans are separate gates
  • Changing a role
  • Removing someone
  • Where roles bite
  • Troubleshooting

1. Getting to the page

Click Team in the Account section, at /client/team. The page needs the manage_team capability, which only admins hold.

Two lists: Pending Invitations and Active Members.


2. Inviting someone

Invite User takes a first name, a last name, an email address and a role. The invitation goes out by email with a link to set a password and join.

Seats are counted against your plan's cap. At the cap, the invite button is disabled and names the limit.


3. Pending invitations

Invitations show when they were sent and when they expire. An expired invitation can be resent; an unwanted one can be revoked.


4. The four roles

RoleDescription
AdminFull access, including billing, team and agent building.
CloserWorks and closes deals — pipeline, contracts and payments.
OpenerCreates and qualifies leads and contacts.
ViewerRead-only across the CRM, calls and reports.

5. What each role can do

Roles are defined by capabilities:

CapabilityWhat it allowsAdminCloserOpenerViewer
ViewSee the CRM, calls, documents and reports.
Edit recordsCreate and edit leads, contacts, notes, tasks.
Manage pipelineMove pipeline stages and close deals.
TransactSend contracts for signature and take payments.
Manage agentsBuild and edit voice agents.
Manage financeFinance, Procurement and anything that reads the ledger.
Manage accountBilling, plan, seats, integrations, account settings.
Manage teamInvite and remove people.

An unrecognised role is treated as a viewer. A role added to the system without being given capabilities is read-only rather than accidentally powerful.


6. Roles and plans are separate gates

Two questions gate every feature, and both must pass:

  1. Does the account's plan include it?
  2. Does this person's role allow it?

A Command account still does not let a viewer move a deal, and an admin on Launch still cannot open Finance.

The UI is convenience; the database is the control. Membership changes, account updates and ledger writes are restricted by database policy, not by which buttons render.


7. Changing a role

Change a member's role from their row. It takes effect immediately — the navigation and the surfaces they can reach change on their next page load.


8. Removing someone

Removing a member revokes their access at once. Their history — the leads they created, the calls they handled, the deals they closed — stays, so reporting and Numbers attribution are not rewritten by a departure.

Removing someone frees a seat.


9. Where roles bite

SurfaceRequires
Finance · Payments · Procurementmanage_finance
Team · Settingsmanage_team / manage_account
Voice agent buildingmanage_agents
Pipeline stage movesmanage_pipeline
Contracts and taking paymenttransact
Org tree and KPI targets in NumbersClient admin

The Closer role also gets a deliberately narrow portal: My Appointments and the Calendar only.


10. Troubleshooting

SymptomCauseFix
Can't invite anyoneAt your plan's seat capRemove someone, or upgrade
A colleague sees a smaller menuTheir role is narrowerChange it here
A viewer can't edit anythingCorrect — viewers are read-onlyGive them Opener or above
An invitation never arrivedIt went to spam, or the address is wrongResend
Someone still has access after removalTheir session had not expiredIt ends on the next request
An admin can't open FinanceFinance is Command-only — a plan gate, not a role gateSee Plans & Subscriptions

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