Invite your team: roles and members
Invite members, understand Owner, Admin and other roles, track invitations, and limit people to specific brands.
Read the guide, then turn it into a concrete plan for your brand.
Invite colleagues to your organization from the Members page. Each person gets a role, and can be limited to specific brands.
Who can invite people
Only organization owners and admins see the invite controls. Everyone else sees the member list without them.
Invite a member
- Open Settings, switch to your organization, and choose
Members (
/{orgSlug}/~/settings/members). - Choose Invite Member.
- Enter the person's details and pick a role. The default role is User.
- Send the invitation. You will see "Invitation sent successfully".
Each invitation appears in the Invitations table with a status: Pending, Delivered, Accepted, Delivery Failed, Expired or Revoked. Use Resend invitation if it did not arrive, or Revoke invitation to cancel it.
Roles
Genfeed defines these roles: Owner, Admin, Creator, Analytics and User. What is confirmed today:
- Owner and Admin can invite members, manage invitations, and change organization modules. They always have access to all brands.
- Only an Owner can grant the Owner role, change an Owner's membership, or edit the organization's name and handle.
- Creator, Analytics and User have narrower access to organization settings and administrative actions. For example, advertising analytics can be read by owners, admins and Analytics members.
Limit a member to specific brands
Owners and admins see All brands. For other members, choose the member in the list to open Edit Member and select which brands they can work in. This keeps agency clients or freelancers inside the brands they are meant to touch.
Seats and plans
On Pay As You Go the workspace is a solo workspace. Genfeed shows "Unlock team members" with an upgrade link, and invitations stay locked until you move to a paid plan. At the time of writing, paid plans do not set a fixed seat limit in the product. genfeed.ai/pricing has the current terms.
Self-hosted deployments
A self-hosted Genfeed is a single organization. With the optional login wall turned on it supports local accounts, but not the multi-organization governance that Cloud has.