TukuManual

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:

PlanSeats
Free1 (owner only)
ProUnlimited
EnterpriseUnlimited

Pro and Enterprise both include unlimited seats — invite as many teammates as you need at no extra per-seat cost. Free is hard-capped at one owner. Upgrade from Plans & billing.

Roles

Tuku has three roles:

RoleCan doCan't do
OwnerEverything: billing, integrations, members, automations, inbox.
AdminAutomations, flows, inbox, contacts, analytics, integrations.Billing, removing the last owner.
MemberInbox (replies, handoffs, notes). Read-only access to automations and analytics.Editing automations, billing, members, integrations.

Common assignments:

  • Founder / lead operator: Owner.
  • Marketing / content lead: Admin.
  • Inbox / customer service: Member.
  • Agency or contractor: Admin (revokable any time).

A workspace must always have at least one Owner. If you're the only Owner, promote someone else before removing yourself.

Inviting a teammate

  1. Settings → Members → Invite member.
  2. Enter the teammate's email and pick a role.
  3. They get an email with a one-click join link. The invite expires in 7 days.
  4. The row in Members stays in Pending until they accept.

Re-send a pending invite from ⋯ → Resend. Cancel it with ⋯ → Revoke.

Changing a teammate's role

Click into a row and change the Role dropdown. Changes take effect immediately — if a teammate is currently in the inbox, their permissions update on the next page load.

Removing a teammate

⋯ → Remove from workspace:

  • They lose access immediately.
  • Their inbox replies, internal notes, and tag changes stay attributed to them in the history.
  • Conversations they owned go back to Unassigned humans.

If a teammate is removed and later re-invited, they pick up the same history under the same email.

Suspending (without removing)

For someone who's coming back — a teammate on leave, or a contractor pausing work — use ⋯ → Suspend instead. They stay on the roster but can't log in. Resume them later from the same menu.

Suspended seats still count against your plan cap.

Authentication

Tuku supports:

  • Email and password (with verification on first signup).
  • Google sign-in (recommended — fewer password resets).

Every teammate manages their own login under Account settings. There is no shared-login mode; each teammate gets their own seat for attribution and audit reasons.

Audit log

Settings → Members → Audit log shows the last 90 days of:

  • Invites sent, accepted, revoked.
  • Role changes.
  • Integration connects and disconnects.
  • Billing changes.

Useful when you need to answer "who changed this and when?" — common in agency workspaces and during incidents.

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