Members & Teams
Invite colleagues, assign roles, and group people into teams for more focused collaboration.
In Kasimir, an entire company (a single "tenant") collaborates in one protected workspace. Members controls who has access and with which permissions; Teams groups those people into sub-groups for more focused collaboration and permissions. Both areas live under Administration and are reserved for administrators.
Where to find Members & Teams
In the left sidebar open the Administration area, then choose:
Members(route/administration/members) – the list of everyone in the company plus invitations.Teams(route/administration/teams) – sub-groups within the company.
Administration is only visible to the Owner and Administrator roles. Plain members do not see these menu items.
Understanding roles
Every person in the company has exactly one company role. It determines what they can manage.
Role | Display | May … |
|---|---|---|
| Owner | Everything: administration, invite members, remove members, sign the DPA |
| Administrator | Open administration, invite members, create and manage teams |
| Member | Use chat, documents, projects, etc. – no access to administration |
Key details:
Inviting is allowed for
OwnerandAdministrator.Removing members is reserved exclusively for the
Owner. You cannot remove yourself.When inviting, you can only assign the
MemberorAdministratorrole. TheOwnerrole is not assigned this way.
Managing members
The member list
The Members page shows each person with avatar, name, and email address. On the right you see the role (Owner, Administrator, or Member) and their last sign-in, e.g. Last active 3 days ago or Never signed in. Your own entry is marked (You).
The member list is an overview. Changing a role afterwards or removing someone via an inline list icon is not offered in this view – removal is an action reserved for the Owner.
Inviting a member
Click
+ Invite memberat the top right.Enter the
Email addressin the dialog.Choose the
Role:Member(default) orAdministrator.Click
Send invite.
Kasimir then sends an email titled "Invitation to [company name] on Kasimir" with a personal join link. After a successful send, the confirmation Invite sent to … appears.
You can invite the same person multiple times without creating a mess: an already-open invite is reused and its validity is reset to another 7 days.
Pending invitations
Until an invite is accepted, it appears under Pending invites. Each entry shows the email address, the intended role, and the expiry date, plus a delivery status:
✓ Email sent– the invite was sent (possibly with the number of attempts).⏳ Sending– the send is still in progress.✕ Send failed– the send failed; the exact error message is shown next to it.
Three actions are available per invite:
Resend– sends the email again and resets validity.Copy link– copies the direct join link (…/invite/…), which you can pass along e.g. via chat. This is the reliable path if the email does not arrive.Revoke– invalidates the invite.
If the email send fails (✕ Send failed), the invite is not lost – the invitation still exists. Use Resend or Copy link and send the person the link directly.
What happens on acceptance
When the invited person opens the link, Kasimir automatically guides them through the right step, depending on whether an account already exists:
Already signed in: one click on
Accept inviteis enough.Existing account with a password:
Sign in & join(name optional).Invited but no password set yet:
Set password & join.Brand new: create an account with name and password (at least 12 characters), then
Create account & join.
Afterwards the person lands on the dashboard and is a member of the company. Join links are valid for 7 days. Expired, already-accepted, or revoked links show a corresponding notice.
Auto-join by domain
Instead of inviting each person individually, you can go to Administration → Access (route /administration/access) and, in the Auto-join by domain section, decide that everyone who signs in with a particular company domain is added as a member immediately.
Primary company domain– prevents anyone with this domain from accidentally creating a second company.Domains with automatic join– anyone signing in with one of these domains via SSO or magic link becomes a member directly.
Free mail providers (e.g. gmail.com, gmx.de) are not allowed as an auto-join domain.
Teams
Teams group people into sub-groups – such as Marketing, Sales DACH, or Product – for more focused collaboration and permissions. A team can only contain people who are already members of the company.
Creating a team
On the
Teamspage, clickCreate teamat the top right.Give it a
Name(required, e.g. "Marketing").Optionally add a
Description("what does this team do?").Confirm with
Create.
The team list shows each team as a card with name, description, and member count.
Adding and removing members
Click a team card to open the detail view.
Add: Under
Add member, pick a person from the dropdown (only company members not yet in the team appear) and clickAdd.Remove: Click
Removenext to a person. They of course remain a member of the company – only their team membership ends.
Deleting a team
In the team detail view, click Delete team at the top right and confirm the safety prompt.
Deleting a team removes all team memberships. The individual people remain company members, but the group assignment is lost irreversibly.
Frequently asked questions
An invited person did not receive an email. Check the delivery status under
Pending invites. UseResendorCopy linkand send the join link directly.The join link no longer works. Links expire after 7 days. Click
Resendto reset validity.I cannot see Administration. The
MembersandTeamsareas are only visible to theOwnerandAdministrator.