Member management
Adding a New User via "Invite via Email"
- Navigate to the Member management page.
- Click the "Invite via email" button located in the top right corner.
- In the "Invite via email" dialog box: Enter the new member(s) Emails. You can enter up to 30 email addresses, separated by commas, semicolons, newlines, or spaces.
- Select the Space(s) to which you want to add the member(s) by checking the corresponding boxes.
- Select whether to assign these users as 'members' or 'space managers' at the bottom, then click 'Inviteβ'.
An email will be sent to the invited user(s) to confirm the invitation. If a user does not already have a Roundtable account, they will be instructed to create one; if a user already has a Roundtable account, they will be able to accept the invitation to join the Space.
Generating a Unique Link to Add Users
Invite links are links that users can visit to request joining the Space. Invite links can save you time by not having to invite members in groups of 30. Only Administrators/Space Managers can send out join links.
- Navigate to the Admin tab (within the main navigation).
- Within the Admin section, locate and click "Get invite link"

This copies the link to your clipboard, which you can share via email/zoom chat/etc. Administrators will get an email to approve users once they sign up.
Adding, Removing, and Modifying Members
Accepting Users to Your Space
The administrator will get an in-app and email notification when a user requests access to their space.
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Navigate to the Member management page.
Click on the Needs review tab.
You will see a list of users requesting access. To review a membership request, click on the "Review" button next to their name.
In the sidebar that appears, select either "Decline" or "Approve" for the request.
- Note: Only Space Managers can approve or decline requests. Please reach out to your Space Manager if you have any questions.
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You can also do this via the Notifications tab or Member Directory

Removing Users from Your Space
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Navigate to the Member management page and ensure you are on the "Members" tab.
Locate the user you wish to remove.
Click the "more options" icon (three dots) next to that user's profile.
Select "Remove from space".
- Note: Only Space Managers can remove members and edit members. If you do not have Space Manager permissions, please contact a Space Manager or the Roundtable team for assistance.
Setting Badges
Badges are administratively created fields to organize users so they can be found via a category search. To create a badge:
- Navigate to the Member management page and ensure you are on the "Members" tab.
- Click the "more options" button (three dots) next to the member you would like to assign badges.
- Select "View details".
- In the right sidebar that appears, locate the space you want to edit the member's role/badges for and click "Edit".
- Type the badge you would like to add and hit "Add". Then select "Save changes"
The badge will now appear by that individual and will be visible in the space selected. Note that badges are space-specific β meaning that if a member is in multiple spaces, the badge(s) youβve just added will only appear on their profile in this space
π₯ Space roles and permissions
Every member of a space has one of three roles. The role controls what someone can do inside that space β and roles are space-specific, so the same person can be a Space Manager in one space and a Viewer in another.
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Role |
Who it's for |
| Space Manager | Runs the space β invites and approves members, moderates content, configures settings |
| Member | The default. Full participation: posts, comments, resources, events, messages |
| Viewer | Read-only. Can consume what's in the space but not contribute to it |
What each role can do
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Viewer |
Member |
Space Manager |
| Reading and finding | |||
| Browse the space feed, resources, and events | β | β | β |
| Search space content | β | β | β |
| Use AI Answers | β | β | β |
| Receive email notifications | β | β | β |
| Join Roundtable video meetings | β | β | β |
| Participating | |||
| Create posts and comments | β | β | β |
| React to posts and comments | β | β | β |
| Create events and notices | β | β | β |
| Upload resources | β | β | β |
| Open the Members tab and view member profiles | β | β | β |
| Start a direct message with a space member | β | β | β |
| Invite other members | β | β | β |
| Managing the space | |||
| Approve or decline join requests | β | β | β |
| Remove members and change roles | β | β | β |
| Assign badges | β | β | β |
| Create and manage announcements | β | β | β |
| Moderate posts (edit, delete, hide, pin) | β | β | β |
| Edit comments by any member | β | β | β |
| Create and manage collections | β | β | β |
| Archive resources | β | β | β |
| View space analytics | β | β | β |
| Configure space settings and integrations | β | β | β |
| β¨ RT Tip: Member invitations work differently by role. Any Member can invite someone, but unless the inviter is a Space Manager, the invitee still has to request to join and be approved. |
When to use the Viewer role
Viewer is the right choice when someone needs visibility into a space without being a participant in it:
- External stakeholders β board members, oversight bodies, or vendor teams who should see the work but not join the discussion
- Volunteer or public-facing resource hubs β where the value is the library, not the conversation
- Membership-gated organizations managing guests β where full participation is a benefit of membership
- Transparency scenarios β where content should be broadly readable without opening up commenting
| β¨ RT Tip: If your reason for adding someone as a Viewer is "they shouldn't post," but you do want them to know who's here, they may actually need to be a Member. |
Setting the default role for join requests
Space Managers can choose which role is assigned automatically when a join request is approved.
- Navigate to the Admin section of your space.
- Select General
- Find the Default role for join requests setting.
- Choose Member or Viewer.

| β¨ RT Tip: If your space is set up around a public resource library and most people arriving via invite link are there to read, setting the default to Viewer saves you from downgrading people one at a time later. |
Changing someone's role
- Navigate to the Member management page and make sure you're on the Members tab.
- Click the more options icon (three dots) next to the member.
- Select View details.
- In the right sidebar, find the space you want to change, and click Edit.
- Update the role and select Save changes.
| β¨ RT Tip: Because roles are per-space, changing someone to Viewer in one space has no effect on their access anywhere else. If you need to change someone's access across several spaces, you'll need to do it in each one. |
