Managing who has access to your workspace and what they can do is essential for effective collaboration. This guide covers inviting users, setting permissions, and managing your team in Nestr.
Only workspace admins can invite new users. There are three ways to invite people:

Each invitee receives an email with a link to join your workspace. There is a daily limit on invitations (typically 20 per day - contact us if you need this to be higher).
In the same invite dialog, you'll find a shareable invite link. Copy and share this link with anyone you'd like to invite. If admin approval is required, new users will need to be accepted before they gain access.
Nestr starts with three workspace-wide permission levels:
Beyond these three, Nestr lets you fine-tune what every member can see and do through named permission profiles. Profiles can be attached directly to a user from the workspace users page, or to a role so that whoever fills the role picks the rights up while assigned and loses them again when unassigned. See Rights management for the full picture.

Only the current owner (or a super-admin) can transfer ownership:
After transfer, the previous owner retains admin rights but loses owner-level control.
The user is suspended from the workspace and unassigned from all active roles, projects, and tasks. They can be re-invited later if needed.
Any member can leave a workspace voluntarily:
When you create new users through the API, the person may already have a Nestr account with that email. Ask them to log in with their existing credentials, then invite them to your workspace by email.
The invitation may not have been accepted yet, or the user may be in a suspended state. Check the Users tab for their status and resend the invite if needed.
For organisations with a company email domain, you can configure automatic access:

Workspace-scoped permission profiles can attach to new members automatically when they join through a matching domain or an invite link. See the auto-apply section in Rights management.