Inviting Members
Add team members to your organization by sending them an email invitation.
Invite by Email
- Go to Settings → Organization → Members
- Click "Invite Member"
- Enter their email address
- Select a permission profile for them
- Optionally set their manager (for hierarchy)
- Click "Send Invitation"
What Happens Next
- The invitation appears in your "Pending Invitations" list
- When they sign up with that email, they automatically join your organization
- They receive the permission profile you selected
Managing Pending Invitations
Pending invitations are shown at the bottom of the Members list. You can:
- Cancel: Remove the invitation before they sign up
- View: See what profile they'll receive
- Resend: Send the invitation email again using the resend button
Resend Invitation
If an invitee hasn't received or acted on their invitation, you can resend it. Click the resend button next to the pending invitation. To prevent spam, resending is rate-limited — you may need to wait before sending again.
Invitation Notifications
Invitees who already have an IceCubes account will also see a bell notification for pending invitations, in addition to the email.
Changing Member Settings
After someone joins, admins can:
Change Permission Profile
- Go to Settings → Organization → Members
- Find the member and use the Role dropdown
- Select their new profile
- Changes take effect immediately
Set Manager (for Hierarchy)
- Click the "Edit" button next to the member
- Select their manager from the "Reports To" dropdown
- Click Save
This affects which meetings they can access if they have a Manager or Team Member profile.
Update Name and Title
- Click the "Edit" button next to the member
- Update their display name or job title
- Click Save
Removing Members
To remove someone from your organization:
- Go to Settings → Organization → Members
- Click the menu (⋯) next to their name
- Select "Remove from organization"
- Confirm your choice
What Happens When Someone is Removed
- They lose organization-based access to meetings
- Their own meetings remain in the organization (visible to other members)
- They can still see meetings they own or were a participant in
- Anyone who reported to them becomes "orphaned" (needs a new manager)
Protecting the Last Admin
You cannot remove or demote the last admin. If you need to remove the last admin:
- Promote another member to Admin first
- Then remove or demote the original admin