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The Members page lets tenant owners invite and remove team members. All tenant members can open the page to see who else is on the team. Open it from the profile menu in the top bar — click your avatar and select Members.

Invite members (owner only)

The Invite Members card is visible only to the tenant owner. Other members see the team roster but not the invite controls.
  1. Enter one or more email addresses in the invite form. Use Add another to invite several people at once.
  2. Click Invite. Each address is added to the tenant via POST /api/v1/tenants/users.
  3. Invited users gain access to all tenant-wide datasets and can sign in to the same workspace.
Failed invites are reported per-email (for example, when the email is not yet registered with Cognee Cloud).

View members

The Members tab lists everyone in the current tenant. Each row shows the member’s avatar, email, and role (Owner or Member). Use the search box to filter by email. Service accounts whose email ends in @cognee.agent are filtered out of the roster.

Remove a member (owner only)

The remove () control next to each row is visible only to the tenant owner. Confirm the prompt to remove a member; the call goes to DELETE /api/v1/tenants/users and also revokes the member’s role and dataset permissions inside the tenant. The owner cannot be removed.

Switch tenants

If you belong to more than one tenant, the workspace can be switched without signing out. Available tenants are fetched from GET /api/v1/permissions/tenants/me. Selecting another tenant from the workspace switcher stores the choice in a cognee_selected_tenant cookie (also mirrored to localStorage) and reloads the app against that tenant’s service URL. The selected tenant is sticky across page loads. Server actions read the same cookie so management calls (members, billing) target the active tenant.
Tenant membership and ownership are part of the broader permissions model. For the underlying API endpoints, see Permissions & Access Control.