Invite teammates to help manage surveys and responses from
Employees.
Your company's employees, with role and invite status.
Roles
Every employee has one company-level role, set right when you invite them:
Admin — full access to everything in the company.
Manager — access can be narrowed to specific teams (see below), rather than seeing every
survey and response in the company by default.
Inviting a teammate: email, name, and company role.
Teams and domain access
Team assignment isn't part of the invite itself — it's a separate step, done afterward by editing
the employee (click their row, then Access restriction in the Edit employee dialog). There you
can assign them to one or more teams, each with its own team role (Reader, Writer, or Admin of
that team), and optionally restrict which domains they can access. Teams are what
survey team restrictions check against: a survey
restricted to a team is only visible to employees who belong to it.
Assigning a team (with its own Reader/Writer/Admin role) and domain access after inviting.
What happens when you invite someone
What happens depends on whether that address already has an account, and the two cases behave
quite differently:
Already has an account: they're added to your company immediately. No email is sent and there
is nothing for them to accept — the company simply appears for them the next time they sign in
(or straight away, if they're signed in already).
New here: they get an email with a link to an invitation page showing which company invited
them and what role they're being given. They fill in their name and a password, and submitting
creates their account, signs them in, and drops them straight into your company. They don't go
through the normal sign-up and email-verification steps separately — accepting the invitation
verifies the address.
Only the second case creates an invitation, so only the second case can expire: those links last 7
days. If one expires or you need to send it again, you can do both from the Employees page.
Employees is a premium feature — how many teammates you can have depends on your subscription
tier, and inviting past your limit is blocked (not silently ignored) until you upgrade or free up a
seat. Free-tier accounts get exactly 1 seat (i.e. no invites at all); paid tiers scale up from
there. See Free & paid accounts for the full breakdown — the exact seat count
for each paid tier isn't confirmed yet, so check that page rather than relying on a number quoted
here.