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Invite team members to your Easedesk workspace

Send invitations, assign predefined RBAC roles (Admin, Accountant, HR Manager, Sales Manager, etc.), and scope users to specific departments.

4 min read·Updated 2026-06-30

Quick answer

Open Settings → Users & Roles → Invite, enter the teammate's email + name + role, and send. They receive an invite email with a 1-click activation link. Roles are pre-configured for common job functions — you can also create custom roles.

Step 1 — Open Users & Roles

Go to Settings → Users & Roles. You'll see two tabs: Users (all team members) and Roles (permission sets).

Step 2 — Pick a role first (if needed)

Easedesk ships with 7 predefined roles + industry-specific ones. Most setups use these as-is. If you need custom permissions, create a new role first.

Step 3 — Click Invite User

Enter the teammate's name, email and the role to assign. Optionally restrict them to specific departments using the dept multi-select.

Step 4 — They activate via email

They get an invite email with a link valid for 7 days. After clicking it, they set their password and land directly in your workspace.

Frequently asked questions

What are the predefined roles?
Owner (full control), Admin (operations), Accountant, HR Manager, Sales Manager, Sales Rep, Inventory Manager, Viewer (read-only). Industry packs add more.
Can I limit a user to one department?
Yes. In the user's profile, set their allowed_departments. List APIs will then filter records to only that department.
How do I revoke access?
Open the user's profile and click Deactivate. Their sessions are revoked immediately. You can reactivate later if needed.
Can two users share a login?
No, and we recommend against it. Audit trails identify users individually — shared logins break that.
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