Team members
Invite teammates, set roles, and manage who can do what in your workspace.
The Settings → Members page is the team roster. Add teammates, assign roles, and remove access when someone leaves.
The number of teammates you can invite depends on your plan:
| Plan | Seats |
|---|---|
| Free | 1 (owner only) |
| Pro | Unlimited |
| Enterprise | Unlimited |
Pro and Enterprise both include unlimited seats — invite as many teammates as you need at no extra per-seat cost. Free is capped at one person. Upgrade from Plans & billing.
Roles
Tuku has six roles. The person who creates the workspace is the Owner; everyone you invite gets one of the other five roles.
| Role | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Owner | The person who created the workspace. Same access as Administrator, and is the billing owner. Can't be removed or demoted while they're the only owner. |
| Administrator | Full control: billing, the TikTok connection, members and roles, automations, inbox, contacts, analytics. |
| Manager | Runs the workspace day to day — automations, inbox, posts, contacts, and managing most teammates. Can only view billing, and can't delete the workspace or manage admins. |
| Agent | Front-line support. Works the inbox and edits contact tags and notes; views automations and posts. No billing, analytics, members, or settings. |
| Billing Manager | Billing only — for an accountant or finance contact. No inbox, automations, contacts, or settings. |
| Viewer | Read-only across the product. Sees the inbox, automations, posts, contacts, and analytics, but changes nothing and can't see billing. |
Agent is the same role older workspaces called Customer Service — same permissions, new name.
What each role can access
| Area | Owner | Admin | Manager | Agent | Billing Manager | Viewer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inbox | Full | Full | Full | Full | — | View |
| Automations | Full | Full | Full | View | — | View |
| Posts | Full | Full | Full | View | — | View |
| Contacts | Full | Full | Full | Edit | — | View |
| Analytics | View | View | View | — | — | View |
| Billing | Full | Full | View | — | Full | — |
| Members & settings | Full | Full | Edit | — | — | — |
Full = create, edit & delete. Edit = create & edit. View = view only. — = no access.
You can open this same matrix in the app any time: Settings → Members → View roles & permissions.
Who can assign roles
- Owners and Administrators can invite anyone and assign any role, including other admins.
- Managers can invite and remove teammates too, but only assign the lower roles — Agent, Billing Manager, or Viewer. They can't create or change admins or other managers.
- Only an Owner or Administrator can change another Administrator's role.
- Agents, Billing Managers, and Viewers can't manage members at all.
A workspace must always keep at least one Owner or Administrator. The last one can't be demoted or removed — add another first.
Inviting a teammate
- Settings → Members → Invite member.
- Enter the teammate's email and pick a role. The default is Agent; Owners and Admins can also pick Administrator, Manager, Billing Manager, or Viewer.
- They get an email with a one-click join link.
- Their row in Members stays in
Pendinguntil they accept.
To cancel a pending invite, click the ✕ next to it.
Changing a teammate's role
Open the ⋯ menu on a row and choose Change role. Changes take effect immediately — if a teammate is currently in the inbox, their permissions update on the next page load. You can only assign roles you're allowed to grant (see Who can assign roles).
Removing a teammate
Open the ⋯ menu on their row and choose Remove from workspace:
- They lose access immediately.
- Their inbox replies and tag changes stay attributed to them in the history.
- Conversations they were handling go back to Unassigned.
If a teammate is removed and later re-invited, they pick up the same history under the same email.
Signing in
Every teammate manages their own login under Profile settings. Tuku supports email and password and magic-link sign-in.
There is no shared-login mode — each teammate gets their own seat, so inbox replies and changes are always attributed to the right person.