Adding teammates to your Relm Pro organization takes about 30 seconds. This page covers the invitation flow.
Before you start
- You need to be an Admin in your organization to send invites. Members can't invite others.
- You should have enough seats for the invitee. On Self-Serve, each member after the first costs $49/month. Enterprise is unlimited.
Send the invite
- Go to Settings → Members & Invitations.
- Click Invite a teammate.
- Type their work email.
- Pick a role: Admin or Member. See Roles.
- Click Send invite.
The invitee receives an email inviting them to join your organization. The email is good for 7 days.
What happens when they accept
- They click the link in the email.
- If they have a Relm account already, they sign in and land in your org.
- If they don't, they sign up — Google SSO, email magic link, or email and password — and land in your org.
- They're now a member with the role you picked.
Multiple invites
Send invites to multiple emails by listing them comma-separated, or paste a CSV column. All invitees get the same role unless you customize per-line.
Resending an invite
From the Members & Invitations page, click Resend next to a pending invitation. Useful if the invite landed in spam.
Revoking an invite
Click Revoke next to a pending invitation. The invite link is invalidated immediately; if the invitee tries to use it, they'll see "invite no longer valid".
Removing a member
To remove an existing member (not a pending invite):
- Click Remove next to their name.
- Confirm.
- Their access ends immediately. Any locks they hold release. Their personal chat history is anonymized.
The seat slot is freed; on Self-Serve, your subscription is updated within the next billing cycle (the prorated credit applies on the cycle's invoice).
Promoting a member to admin
Click the role pill next to their name and pick Admin. They immediately get admin permissions (billing, member management, force-unlock).
What members can't see
There's no per-property ACL. All members can see all properties in your org. If you need stricter isolation between team subgroups, set up multiple organizations and dual-membership the people who need both.