> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.slashy.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Managing your team

> Invite teammates, manage pending invites, and remove members from Settings → Team.

Settings → Team is where you manage who has access to your Slashy workspace. Invite teammates, track pending invites, and remove access when someone leaves, all without contacting support.

## Inviting a teammate

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Team settings">Press `Cmd+,`, then choose Team in the sidebar.</Step>
  <Step title="Add an email">Type the teammate's email address and click Invite.</Step>
  <Step title="Send">Slashy emails them an invite link. Once they sign up, they appear in your team list.</Step>
</Steps>

You can also invite someone the moment you think of them:

* **From a comment.** Type `@` in a comment composer and pick "Invite \[email]" if they aren't a teammate yet. See [Comments and @-mentions](/features/email/comments-and-mentions).
* **From the contact panel.** Open a contact's sidebar and click Invite to team if they're someone you email often.

## Suggested teammates

Slashy suggests people to invite based on who you email most and who shares your company domain but hasn't joined yet. Suggestions appear at the top of Settings → Team; dismiss one and it won't resurface.

## Tokenized invite links

Every invite generates a unique link tied to that email address. Share the link directly, over Slack or text, instead of waiting on email delivery. The link grants access to the person the invite was created for, not anyone who happens to click it.

## Managing pending invites

An invite that hasn't been accepted shows as Pending in the team list. From there:

* **Resend.** Re-sends the invite email with the same link.
* **Revoke.** Invalidates the link immediately. The invite disappears from the list, and the link stops working even if it was already clicked.

## Removing a member

Click a team member's row and choose Remove. This revokes their access to shared inboxes, comments, and team read receipts immediately. It does not delete their personal Slashy account or any email they own.

<Note>
  Removing someone does not delete threads or comments they created. Their name stays attached to past activity for context.
</Note>

## What teammates can see

Team membership controls comments, @-mentions, and read receipts on shared threads. It does not automatically share your inbox; each teammate only sees threads shared with them directly or through a shared inbox. See [Team read receipts](/how-to-guides/email-tracking#team-read-receipts) for what a CC'd teammate can see on tracked emails.

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Comments and @-mentions" href="/features/email/comments-and-mentions">Discuss threads privately with teammates.</Card>
  <Card title="Email tracking" href="/how-to-guides/email-tracking">Read receipts and team visibility into opens.</Card>
  <Card title="Referring friends" href="/getting-started/referrals">Invite people outside your team and skip the payment step.</Card>
  <Card title="Notification preferences" href="/features/settings/notifications">Control comment and mention alerts.</Card>
</CardGroup>