Before you start
- Plan: the number of team members depends on the chatbot owner’s plan. See Plans and limits.
- Role: you need to be a Manager, Admin, or Super Admin on the chatbot to open Members.
- Have ready: the email address of each person you want to invite.
Roles
The chatbot creator is the owner and is always a Super Admin. Each member you invite gets one role.
Every role can use the SiteGPT iPhone app, and every role can do everything in the app, including deleting leads.
Billing is not part of any role. Each person sees only their own plan and billing. See Manage your plan and billing.
How the member limit works
- The limit comes from the plan of the person who owns the chatbot.
- One person counts once, even if they are a member of several of your chatbots.
- You count as one member.
- Pending invites count toward the limit until you delete them or the person accepts.
Invite a team member
1
Open Members
In the chatbot sidebar, under Advanced, select Members.
2
Enter the email address
Type the person’s email address in the field Enter an email address….
3
Choose a role
Open the role menu and select a role. The menu shows only the roles you are allowed to invite. The default is Agent.
4
Send the invite
Select Send Invite.
You are invited to <chatbot name> on SiteGPT. The email shows your name, or your email address if your profile has no name. It also shows the chatbot and the role. The person selects Accept invitation, then Continue to SiteGPT on the page that opens, to join. They do not need a password. If they do not have a SiteGPT account yet, SiteGPT creates one.
The Accept invitation button works for 1 hour. The invite does not expire. Each time the person signs in at sitegpt.ai or in the iPhone app with the invited email address, SiteGPT accepts all of their pending invites, for all chatbots. This also happens when they select Accept invitation. The person cannot decline an invite. To leave a chatbot after they join, see Leave a chatbot. If they became a member of the chatbot in another way before they accept, they keep their current role.
SiteGPT does not send an invite in these cases:
If SiteGPT saves the invite but cannot send the email, the page says that the invite is saved, but its email was not sent. Invite the same email address again with the same role to send it.
Check that it works
The invite shows under Pending Invitations with the role you chose. When the person accepts, they move to the members list.Send the invitation email again
Invite the same email address again with the same role. SiteGPT sends the invitation email for the pending invite again and does not create a second invite. The page shows the email address, then “already had a pending invite. We sent the invite email again.” This works also when you reached the member limit, because the pending invite already counts. You can also tell the person to sign in at sitegpt.ai, or in the iPhone app, with the invited email address. Signing in accepts their pending invites.Change a member’s role
You cannot change a role directly.1
Remove the member
On the Members page, select Remove next to the member, and confirm.
2
Invite them again
Invite the same email address with the new role. See Invite a team member.
Check that it works
The invite shows under Pending Invitations with the new role. After the person accepts, the members list shows the new role.Remove a team member
1
Open Members
In the chatbot sidebar, under Advanced, select Members.
2
Remove the member
Select Remove next to the member, and confirm.