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Add people to your organization, set what they can do, and remove access when they leave. This takes a couple of minutes. You need to be an owner or admin to manage members. Manage everyone under Settings > Members.

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Invite a member

  1. Go to Settings > Members and enter one or more email addresses.
  2. Choose the role to grant — Admin or Member. You should see the address listed with an Invited status once you send the invite.
  3. The invitee receives an email to accept. When they accept, their status changes from Invited to active.
You assign Admin or Member on invite. The owner role is not assignable from here.

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Roles

Each member holds one role — Owner, Admin, Member, or Viewer. For what each role can do, see Access control. Change a member’s role from the same page, or from the CLI with sazabi members update-role <user-id> --role admin (--role accepts admin or member; see /reference/cli). You cannot change your own role, and the owner is managed separately.

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Teams

Group members into teams to assign component ownership and organize your people. Teams are an organization-level grouping; a member can belong to several teams. Manage teams from the members area, and assign a component’s owning team from the project Status page (see Service status). A team’s ownership is live routing state: a notification or task-creation rule can target a team instead of listing components by hand, and reassigning a component’s owner changes which team-scoped rules match its next issue with no rule edit (see Route notifications). Deleting a team any rule still names is refused until the rule is edited or removed.

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Remove a member

Remove a member from the members list, or from the CLI with sazabi members remove <user-id-or-email> (see /reference/cli). Removal is immediate and revokes their access to the organization and its projects.

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Verify

Invite a test address and confirm it lands:
  1. Invite an address you control at Settings > Members.
  2. The address appears in the members list with an Invited status.
  3. Accept the invite from that address’s inbox; the member becomes active, usually within a minute.
If the invite never arrives, confirm the address is correct and check the recipient’s spam folder before re-inviting.

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Further reading

Access control

What each role can do.