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Access in Squid ID is granted per website. You invite teammates to a specific website under Settings → Team, and each person holds one role on that site: Owner, Admin, or Viewer. The same person can hold different roles on different websites.

If you’re coming from RB2B

RB2BSquid ID
Scope of accessWorkspace-level user managementPer-website roles
RolesMember rolesOwner, Admin, Viewer
InvitingBy emailBy email, scoped to one website

Why this matters. Because access is per website, a teammate you invite to one site does not automatically see your other sites. You grant each site explicitly.

The three roles

Viewer can see the dashboard and visitor profiles, but cannot reveal visitors, export, or change any settings. Admin can do everything operational: reveal visitors (spends credits), flag matches for refund, mark visitors as viewed, export, manage filters, ICPs, high-intent pages, notifications, integrations, the install snippet, API tokens, webhooks, the activity log, and invite or remove teammates. Admins cannot touch billing, add-ons, or transfer ownership. Owner can do everything an Admin can, plus manage billing and payment method, add-ons, and transfer ownership. There is exactly one owner per website.
The dashboard has a built-in reference. On the Team page, click What can each role do? for the full permission matrix.

Inviting a teammate

You must be an Owner or Admin on the website to invite.
1

Open the Team page

Pick the website you want in the switcher, then go to Settings → Team.
2

Enter their email and role

In Invite a teammate, type their email, choose Viewer or Admin, and click Invite.
3

They accept by email

We email them a sign-up link. When they accept and sign in, they get the role you set on that website.

Changing roles and removing people

On the Team page, use the role dropdown on any row to switch someone between Admin and Viewer. Use the remove icon to take a teammate off the site; they lose access immediately. You cannot change your own role or modify the owner row from here. To hand the owner role to a teammate, see Transfer ownership.