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Everyone on a website sees the same chats, tasks and reports. Their role decides what else they can do. Settings › Team has your people, the AI agents and the roles; Settings › Activity shows who did what.
The Team tab in Settings listing people with their roles, an invite box, the AI agents, and the Roles section

Settings › Team: people with their roles, and the AI agents

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Invite someone

1

Type their email

Under People, type their email in Invite by email.
2

Choose a role

Pick the role they’ll have. It starts as Member.
3

Send

Choose Invite. They get an email with a link to join; until they do, they show as Invited, hasn’t joined yet. Cancel invite withdraws it.
You can also invite from the website menu at the top of the sidebar: Invite your team. To change someone’s role, pick a new one next to their name. To remove someone, use the remove button next to them and confirm. Inviting and managing people needs the Invite and manage people permission.

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Roles

Every website has three roles, and you can add your own. New role creates your own: give it a Role name and tick what it may do. Change or Delete your own roles any time.

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The permissions

Anyone can assign any task to anyone.

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Roles in the chat

The agents know who’s asking and what their role allows. If someone asks for something their role can’t do — save a login, connect an account, track a keyword, approve a change — the agent says so and names who can. A keyword they ask for becomes a suggestion instead. See Your SEO Manager.

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AI agents

The AI agents section lists your website’s agents. They work alongside your team; there’s nothing to set up. See Agents.

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Activity

Settings › Activity shows everything people and agents have done on the website — who did it, what changed, and when. Edits show the fields that changed, before → after. Show older loads more. It needs the See the activity log permission.
The Activity tab in Settings listing recent actions by people and agents with what changed

Settings › Activity: who did what, and when