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This guide shows you how to manage team members. Some actions here require an Admin role. Without it, you won’t see some options. If you have an Admin role but still can’t perform some of these actions, contact techsupport, as your environment permissions might need to be adjusted.

Roles

  • Each team member needs to have an assigned role
  • Roles are meant to ensure that users have access only to what is necessary for tasks

Team Member Setting

In the dashboard, navigate to Settings. Select Team members. image

Inviting New Members

In the top right corner, click Add member. In the pop-up window: Select a role from the dropdown options. Enter the new member’s email. image image

Changing the Role of the Current Member

On the Team members page:
  1. Click the current role of the member
  2. In the pop-up window, select a new role
Good to know
  • Role change requires the Admin role
  • Members with the Admin role can promote other members to Admin
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Removing / Deactivating Members

Identify the member you want to remove from the environment. On the far right side, in line with the account member, click the 3 dots. Select Deactivate if you want to remove access temporarily. Select Delete member if you want to remove the member permanently. The confirmation pop-up explains what each action does before you confirm. image Deactivate
  • The member can no longer sign in.
  • They stay in the Team members list, marked Deactivated.
  • You can reactivate them later.
  • They still count toward your dashboard account limit.
Delete member
  • The member can no longer sign in.
  • They are removed from the Team members list and no longer count toward your account limit.
  • Their username and email are freed, so you can invite the same email address again.
You can’t undo deleting a member. If you might need to restore their access, deactivate them instead.
Past actions keep the member’s nameWhether you deactivate or delete a member, their name, surname and email stay linked to everything they did before: reviews, comments, status changes and rules they created. Your audit history keeps showing who did what.API responses that include author details, such as the manager object on KYB company comments, now also show whether that user is inactive.

Resetting OTP / Password

Identify the member whose credentials you need to reset. On the far right side, in line with the account member, click the 3 dots. Select what you would like to reset. Resetting a member’s password ends all of their active sessions, so they’ll have to sign in again on every device. image image

Member Activity

You can review each member’s activity and what endpoints (webpages) they visited. Identify the member whose activity log you want to see. On the far right side, in line with the account member, click the 3 dots. Select Review activity. image image