how-to · company Open this in the console

Invite someone as a company admin.

The new-user row starts on operator. Change it before you press create. This shot does not create anyone.

A company admin can invite people, rotate the install link, and edit company notes. They cannot create another company. Owner and superadmin are not on this menu.

Open Settings › users

The picture is the new-user row. The role menu starts on operator · works the machines. Example Co is not ticked yet. Create has not been pressed. The people already in the company sit in the table under this row. That table is Invite a teammate.

New user form with the role menu on operator and the company unticked — Role is operator. No company is ticked. Create has not been pressed.

Choose company admin and tick the company

The menu now reads company admin · also manages users and the install link. Example Co is ticked, so the new person would belong to that company. Pressing create would send a 7-day invitation to jordan@example.com and show a script key once. This shot stops before that press. The last step puts the menu back on operator and clears the email, so nothing is left half-filled.

New user form with company admin selected and Example Co ticked — Company admin, Example Co ticked, email filled in. Create has not been pressed.

The same choice sits on My company › users. Inviting an operator, which is the menu's starting point, is Invite a teammate. Turning a sign-in off later is Disable a person's sign-in. A login for a customer's own people is Let a customer manage their computers, not this menu.