How to Invite Your Team and Collaborate

Bring teammates into your Grantable workspace so you can divide work, share files, and move proposals forward together.

Written By Philip Deng

Last updated 4 months ago

1. Where to invite teammates

  • From the sidebar, go to Settings → Team

  • Click Invite User

  • Enter your teammate’s email address

  • Select their seat type

💡 Only paid accounts can invite additional members. Free accounts are single-user only.


2. Roles and permissions

When sending an invite, you’ll assign a role:

  • Admin — manage billing, settings, and member access

  • Full — utilize AI features, create and edit projects, upload files, collaborate on drafts

  • Collaborator — no AI features, create and edit projects, upload files, collaborate on drafts

    • 💡Collaborator seats cost 25% of a full seat price

  • Viewer — view content and comment, but cannot edit

    • 💡Viewer seats are free

💡 You can update a member’s role anytime from the Members page.


3. How invitations work

  • Invited teammates receive an email with a join link

  • They must complete a short onboarding to create their account

  • Once accepted, they’ll appear under your Settings → Team list

  • Pending invites can be resent or canceled at any time


4. Managing members

  • Use the Team section to:

    • Remove users who no longer need access

    • Change roles (e.g., Viewer → Editor)

    • See when each member last logged in

💡 Keeping your member list current helps avoid confusion and protects sensitive information.


5. Best practices

  • Invite colleagues who directly contribute to proposals (program staff, finance leads, development team)

  • Start small — add only the core team before expanding

  • Use Viewer roles for stakeholders who only need visibility into progress

  • Avoid “guest chaining” (creating multiple free accounts to work around member limits). Paid roles ensure smooth collaboration and full feature access.


Key takeaway: Inviting your team turns Grantable from a single-user tool into a collaborative workspace. Assign roles thoughtfully so everyone has the right level of access.