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Team & Settings3 min read

Inviting Team Members

Add collaborators and understand role-based permissions.

1

Navigate to Team Settings

Go to Settings in the sidebar, then select the Team tab. This page shows all current members of your organization and their roles.

Screenshot: Team settings page with member list
2

Inviting a Team Member

Click Invite Member and enter the person's email address. Choose a role for them (see below). They'll receive an email invitation with a link to join your organization.

Once they accept, they'll have access to your events based on their assigned role.

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Understanding Roles

Gythr uses four role levels, each with increasing permissions:

  1. Owner — Full control over the organization, billing, and all events. Can manage team members and delete events. There must always be at least one Owner.
  2. Admin — Can create and manage events, edit all modules, and manage registrations. Cannot change billing or remove other Admins/Owners.
  3. Manager — Can edit event content (sessions, speakers, schedule) and manage registrations. Cannot create new events or change organization settings.
  4. Staff — Read-only access to event data. Can view registrations, sessions, and analytics but cannot make changes. Ideal for day-of volunteers and support staff.

Pro tip

Give day-of staff the Staff role for read-only access. They can look up registrations and check schedules without accidentally changing anything.

4

Changing Roles

Owners and Admins can change any member's role from the Team page. Click the role dropdown next to a member's name and select a new role. The change takes effect immediately.

Important

Be careful when changing someone from Owner to a lower role. If they're the only Owner, you won't be able to demote them until another Owner is assigned.

5

Removing Team Members

To remove someone from your organization, click the Remove button next to their name. They'll immediately lose access to all events and data in your organization.

Removing a team member doesn't delete any content they created — sessions, speakers, and other data remain intact.