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Retainful organizations support multiple team members with role-based permissions — your designer can edit templates without being able to touch billing.

Invite a team member

Prefer to watch? See the full flow in the video below, or follow the steps.
Before you start: you need permission to manage users in your organization. Have the invitee’s email address and the role they should get ready.
1

Send the invitation

Go to Settings → Account → Users and click Invite. Enter their email and pick a role.
Users page with the Invite button
Invite dialog with email and role fields
2

They accept

The invitee gets an email link. If they don’t have a Retainful login yet, they create one during acceptance.
3

Manage anytime

From the same page you can change a member’s role or remove them. Pending invitations can be revoked before they’re accepted.
If the invitee can’t find the email, ask them to check their spam folder. You can also revoke the pending invitation and send a new one.

Roles and permissions

Roles bundle permissions — like content:edit, which gates editing campaigns, forms, and templates. Use the built-in roles, or create custom roles with exactly the permissions a job needs:
  1. Go to Settings → Account → Users → Roles.
  2. Click Create role, name it, and select its permissions.
  3. Assign it to members.
Create role screen with the permissions list
Members without a given permission see the relevant pages as read-only or restricted.

Multiple organizations

An organization is a workspace — one store (or brand) with its own audience, campaigns, billing, and team. If you run several stores:
  • Create an organization per store and switch between them from the organization menu.
  • Team membership is per organization — invite people only to the workspaces they work in.
  • Billing is also per organization; each has its own plan.
Organization menu for switching between organizations
Agencies: invite your client as the owner of their organization and keep your team as members — handovers later become trivial.