Managing Members
Manage your team members from Settings → Organization → Team Members.
Viewing Team Members
Section titled “Viewing Team Members”The team page shows all members:
| Name | Role | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Smith | john@company.com | Owner | Active |
| Jane Doe | jane@company.com | Admin | Active |
| Bob Wilson | bob@company.com | Member | Inactive |
Changing a Member’s Role
Section titled “Changing a Member’s Role”-
Find the member in the team list
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Click the role dropdown or edit button
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Select the new role
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Confirm the change
Deactivating a Member
Section titled “Deactivating a Member”When someone leaves or no longer needs access:
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Find the member in the team list
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Click “Deactivate”
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Confirm the deactivation
What Happens When Deactivated
Section titled “What Happens When Deactivated”- User cannot access the organization
- Their history is preserved (audit trail)
- Their entries and changes remain
- They can be reactivated later
Reactivating a Member
Section titled “Reactivating a Member”To restore a deactivated member:
- Find the member in the team list (inactive members are shown with “Inactive” status)
- Click the dropdown menu (⋮) next to their name
- Select “Reactivate”
Best Practices
Section titled “Best Practices”| Practice | Reason |
|---|---|
| Deactivate promptly | When someone leaves the company |
| Review quarterly | Remove unnecessary access |
| Document changes | Note why roles were changed |
| Audit access | Before sensitive reporting periods |
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”Can’t change a member’s role?
Section titled “Can’t change a member’s role?”- You may not have permission (need Admin or Owner)
- You can’t promote someone above your own role
Member can’t access features?
Section titled “Member can’t access features?”- Check their current role
- Verify they’re not deactivated
- Review the permissions matrix