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Invites

Send workspace invitations to new team members, manage pending invites, and control what access they receive on arrival.

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Overview

The Invites tab in Workspace Management is where you bring new users into your workspace. You can invite individually or in bulk, assign a role upfront, and control whether the new member gets access to all projects or only specific ones.

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Pending invitations, those sent but not yet accepted, are also listed here so you can track and revoke them as needed.

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Sending an invitation

Navigate to Workspace → Invites and select Invite new member. Fill in:

  1. Email address: the recipient's email.

  2. First and last name: helps identify the user in the workspace.

  3. Role title: a label for reference only (e.g., “QA Engineer”). This does not set their actual role.

  4. Role: the workspace role they'll receive. Defaults to “Member”.

  5. Collaborator: check this to invite the user with a collaborator license instead of a regular one.

  6. Project access: by default, new members gain access to all projects. Uncheck this if you want to restrict them to specific projects after they join.

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Bulk invitations

Switch to the Bulk tab to invite multiple users at once. Enter one email address per line. Bulk-invited users all receive the same role and access settings you configure on the form.

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Managing pending invitations

The Invites page lists all outstanding invitations with their status. From here you can:

  • Resend: re-send the invitation email if the recipient didn't receive it.

  • Revoke: cancel the invitation before it's accepted. The invite link becomes invalid immediately.

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FAQ

What happens if someone joins through SSO instead of an invite? If SSO is enabled and the user's email domain matches a configured SSO domain, they can join without an explicit invitation. They'll receive the default role configured in your Security >> SSO settings.

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Is there a limit on pending invitations? No hard limit, but each accepted invitation consumes a seat on your plan. If you've reached your seat limit, the invitation will succeed but the user won't be able to join until a seat is available.

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