Inviting someone to the team
Sending an invitation, changing a role, removing a member.
Switch to the page → ⚙️ → "Page and team" → "Team" → "Invite someone"
The screen permanently shows "{n} seats left", and invitations already sent under "Awaiting a reply — Invited as {role}".
Find the person
"Type a name or an @username: matching profiles appear below."
The person must already have a Friym account
An invitation targets an existing profile. There's no email field: you don't invite someone who isn't on Friym yet. Tell them to create their account first.
Choose the role
"Invite with which role?" — the role is chosen after the person: "Pick the person to invite first." The screen shows the available roles and their remaining seats. A full role isn't offered. See Roles and permissions.
Send
"Send invitation" → "Invitation sent."
A pending invitation is already a member
There's no separate invitations list
The person invited appears in the team list, awaiting a reply. That's why cancelling an invitation and removing a member are the same gesture: the one that removes from the team.
The owner isn't in the list
"No one on the team yet. The owner isn't listed: that's a position, not a role." It's the question we're asked most about this screen.
Changing a role, removing someone
Tap the member: "What do you want to do?" → "Change role" or "Remove from team".
The person removed is told, and doesn't find out by hitting an empty screen: their app switches itself back to their personal profile, with "You're no longer on this team — Your access to {page} was removed. You're back on your personal profile."
If the invitation is refused
| Message | What to do |
|---|---|
| "The team limit has been reached." | Five people maximum. Remove someone first |
| "This invitation is no longer valid." | Send a new one |
| "That role isn't offered on this page." | Its seats are taken: pick another |
| "Team management isn't enabled on this page yet." | Go through Opening team management |
| "The owner's account must first be protected with an authenticator app." | It's your account to protect, not the guest's |
Updated on September 14, 2026
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