Invite Users, Roles, and Permissions
Add teammates, assign roles, and understand who can change workspace settings.
By Sebastian StreiffertPublished Jan 10, 2026Updated May 29, 20266 min read
Workspace roles at a glance
Every member has a role that controls what they can view and change. System roles ship with every workspace. Admins can also create custom roles with narrower permission sets in Settings → Company Settings → Roles & Permissions.
| Role | Billing | What they can do |
|---|---|---|
| Owner | 1 full billable seat | Full CRM access, billing, user management, workspace configuration, ownership transfer, and workspace deletion. |
| Admin | 1 full billable seat | Invite and remove users, assign roles, manage billing, configure fields and integrations, run imports/exports, and access Security Center. |
| Normal User | 1 full billable seat | Create and edit contacts, companies, deals, tasks, and activities. Use Lumen AI when your plan includes it. |
| Viewer | Free, does not count toward your plan's seat capacity | View CRM records, pipelines, analytics, and dashboards. Cannot create, edit, or delete data. |
Inviting teammates
Workspace admins invite users from Settings → Company Settings → User Management. Lumenbase sends invitations by email, and the recipient joins the same workspace with the role you assign.
Open User Management
Settings → Company Settings → User Management → Invite user.Set role
They accept
Roles and permissions
Permissions control access to settings areas (billing, user management, field configuration, integrations) and data operations (imports, automations, exports). Owners have full access; custom roles can be narrowed per module.
- billing.view: see plans and invoices
- user_management.view / .invite / .remove / .assign_roles: manage members and their roles
- workspace.settings.view / .manage: pipelines, fields, options
- Data Hub and automations: often restricted to admins or ops roles
Workspace vs personal settings
My Settings (profile, personal integrations like your Gmail) apply to you. Company Settings apply to the whole workspace: theme, fields, billing, and team. See Workspace settings for the full map.
Removing access
Deactivate or remove a user
- Open User Management and select the user.
- Remove or deactivate the user, and they lose access immediately.
- Lower your billed seat count on the Billing tab if you no longer need that seat.
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