Control who has access to your organization and what they can do.
Inviting Members
Go to Members
Navigate to Settings > Members in the dashboard sidebar.
Click Invite Member
Hit the Invite Member button.
Enter their email
Type the email address of the person you want to invite.
Select a role
Choose the role that matches what this person needs to do. See the role table below.
Send the invitation
They’ll receive an email invitation with a link to join your organization.
Roles
| Role | Level | Available On |
|---|
| Owner | 100 | All plans |
| Admin | 80 | All plans |
| Security Lead | 60 | Pro, Enterprise |
| Billing Admin | 60 | Pro, Enterprise |
| Member | 40 | All plans |
| Viewer | 20 | All plans |
What Each Role Can Do
Owner — Everything. Create and delete the organization, transfer ownership, manage billing, assign any role. There is exactly one Owner per organization.
Admin — Everything except delete the organization, transfer ownership, and manage billing. Admins handle day-to-day operations: managing members, configuring policies, creating API keys.
Security Lead — Security settings, policies, audit log, and fleet management. Cannot manage members or billing. Built for the person responsible for your security posture without giving them team management powers.
Billing Admin — Billing and plan management. Read-only access to the audit log. Built for finance teams who need to manage subscriptions without touching security configuration.
Member — Create API keys, create policies, triage issues. Cannot manage team members or change settings. The default role for developers who need to use Takumo daily.
Viewer — Read-only access to everything. Cannot create, edit, or delete anything. Good for stakeholders who need visibility without the ability to change anything.
Anti-Escalation
You can only assign roles at or below your own level. An Admin (level 80) cannot create another Owner (level 100). A Member (level 40) cannot promote someone to Admin (level 80).
This prevents privilege escalation. The only way to create a new Owner is for the current Owner to transfer ownership.
Custom Roles
Custom roles are an Enterprise feature.
Enterprise organizations can create roles with specific permission combinations that don’t map to the built-in roles. Define exactly which scopes a role should have, give it a name, and assign it to members.
Member Limits
| Plan | Max Members |
|---|
| Free | 5 |
| Developer | 5 |
| Pro | 25 |
| Enterprise | Unlimited |
When you hit the member limit for your plan, you’ll need to upgrade before inviting additional members.