Inviting team members
To add someone to your workspace, go to Settings > Team and send them an invitation by email. They’ll receive a link to create their account and join your workspace. Invitations expire after 48 hours; you can resend or revoke a pending invite from the same page.Invite by email
Click Invite member, enter the person’s email address, and select a role (Admin, Agent, or Viewer). Click Send invite.
Your plan determines how many members you can have. Starter supports up to 3 users, Growth supports up to 5, and Enterprise has no limit. If you’re at your plan’s limit, you’ll need to upgrade before sending new invitations.
Roles and permissions
Every team member has one of three roles. Roles are workspace-wide — you can’t assign different roles per channel or per team.| Role | Conversations | Contacts | Analytics | Settings & billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Admin | All conversations, assign & reassign | Full access (create, edit, delete) | Full access | Full access |
| Agent | Assigned conversations and unassigned | View and edit | Assigned metrics only | No access |
| Viewer | No access | Read-only | Full read-only | No access |
Admin
Admin
Admins have full access to every part of Waply. They can invite and remove members, change roles, manage billing, configure channels, and view all conversations and analytics. Assign this role only to people who need to manage the workspace itself, not just handle conversations.
Agent
Agent
Agents handle day-to-day conversations. They can see all unassigned conversations plus any conversation explicitly assigned to them or their team. They can view and edit contact records but cannot access billing, channel configuration, or workspace settings. Agent performance metrics are visible to Admins in the analytics dashboard.
Viewer
Viewer
Viewers have read-only access to analytics. They cannot open conversations, edit contacts, or change any settings. This role is useful for stakeholders who need to monitor performance without taking action.
Creating and managing teams
Teams let you group agents by function — for example, a Sales team and a Support team. When a conversation is assigned to a team, any agent in that team can pick it up. This keeps work distributed without requiring manual assignment to a specific person.Create a team
Go to Settings > Teams and click New team. Give the team a name (e.g., “Sales” or “Technical Support”).
Add agents to the team
Select agents from your member list to add to the team. An agent can belong to more than one team.
Plan limits apply to teams as well as users. Starter workspaces can have 1 team, Growth workspaces can have up to 5 teams, and Enterprise workspaces have no limit.