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Members

Members

Managing your members is a critical part of running an organized and secure drone operation. This section covers everything you need to know about inviting users to your workspace, organizing them into teams, and defining their roles and permissions. Find guides for both administrators managing the workspace and for team members managing their own profiles and training.

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Inviting Members to Your Organizational Workspace

Expand your team by inviting colleagues and stakeholders to collaborate within your AirHub organizational workspace. This guide will show you how to send invitations and what the process looks like for new members.

Inviting Members to Your Organizational Workspace

Expand your team by inviting colleagues and stakeholders to collaborate within your AirHub organizational workspace. This guide will show you how to send invitations and what the process looks like for new members.

Inviting Members to Your Organizational Workspace

Expand your team by inviting colleagues and stakeholders to collaborate within your AirHub organizational workspace. This guide will show you how to send invitations and what the process looks like for new members.

How to manage roles

Roles and permissions are a fundamental part of managing a multi-user workspace. They allow you to control who can see and do what, ensuring data security and proper delegation of responsibilities. AirHub uses a two-level role system: Organization Level and Team Level.

How to manage roles

Roles and permissions are a fundamental part of managing a multi-user workspace. They allow you to control who can see and do what, ensuring data security and proper delegation of responsibilities. AirHub uses a two-level role system: Organization Level and Team Level.

How to manage roles

Roles and permissions are a fundamental part of managing a multi-user workspace. They allow you to control who can see and do what, ensuring data security and proper delegation of responsibilities. AirHub uses a two-level role system: Organization Level and Team Level.

How to View a Member Profile

Viewing a member's profile provides a centralized overview of their activity, qualifications, and role within the organization. It allows administrators to quickly verify a member's information, review their flight statistics, and check their training status, all in one place. This is useful for resource management, performance reviews, and ensuring compliance.

How to View a Member Profile

Viewing a member's profile provides a centralized overview of their activity, qualifications, and role within the organization. It allows administrators to quickly verify a member's information, review their flight statistics, and check their training status, all in one place. This is useful for resource management, performance reviews, and ensuring compliance.

How to View a Member Profile

Viewing a member's profile provides a centralized overview of their activity, qualifications, and role within the organization. It allows administrators to quickly verify a member's information, review their flight statistics, and check their training status, all in one place. This is useful for resource management, performance reviews, and ensuring compliance.

How to archive Members from the Organizational Workspace

When a team member leaves your organization or no longer requires access, you should archive them. Archiving a member revokes their access to the workspace and removes them from active lists, while preserving all their historical data for your records. This ensures your logbooks and mission histories remain accurate.

How to archive Members from the Organizational Workspace

When a team member leaves your organization or no longer requires access, you should archive them. Archiving a member revokes their access to the workspace and removes them from active lists, while preserving all their historical data for your records. This ensures your logbooks and mission histories remain accurate.

How to archive Members from the Organizational Workspace

When a team member leaves your organization or no longer requires access, you should archive them. Archiving a member revokes their access to the workspace and removes them from active lists, while preserving all their historical data for your records. This ensures your logbooks and mission histories remain accurate.