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Lettermint teams allow you to collaborate with colleagues on email projects. Each team member has a role that determines what they can access and modify.

Understanding roles

Lettermint has two roles with distinct permission levels:

Owner

Full administrative access including billing, team settings, and member management. Every team must have at least one owner.

Member

Access to core features like sending emails, managing projects, domains, and routes. Cannot access billing or team settings.
Only Owners can manage team members, access billing, or modify team settings.

Invite team members

To invite someone to your team:
  1. Go to Manage teamMembers
  2. Click Add person in the top right
  3. Enter their email address and select a role
  4. Click Send invitation
Button showing Manage Team in navigation.
The invitee will receive an email with a link to join your team. If they don’t have a Lettermint account, they’ll be prompted to create one first.
On the free Developer plan, you cannot add team members. Upgrade to any paid plan for unlimited team members.

Pending invitations

You can view and manage pending invitations from the Members tab. Pending invitations show the invitee’s email, assigned role, and when the invitation was sent. To revoke a pending invitation:
  1. Find the invitation in the pending list
  2. Click the 3-dot menu
  3. Select Revoke invitation
Revoked invitations can no longer be accepted. You can send a new invitation to the same email address if needed.

Change team member roles

To change a team member’s role:
  1. Go to Manage teamMembers
  2. Find the member and click the 3-dot menu
  3. Select Change role
  4. Choose the new role
Role changes take effect immediately.
You cannot change your own role if you’re the only owner. Transfer ownership to another member first, or invite a new owner.

Remove team members

To remove a team member:
  1. Go to Manage teamMembers
  2. Find the member and click the 3-dot menu
  3. Select Remove
  4. Confirm the removal
Removed members immediately lose access to the team and all its resources.
You cannot remove yourself if you’re the only owner. Transfer ownership to another member first.

Permissions reference

The table below shows which permissions each role has:
PermissionOwnerMemberDescription
Messages
View messagesView all sent messages and their status
Send messagesSend emails via API or SMTP
Projects
View projectsView all team projects
Create/edit projectsCreate new projects and edit existing ones
Delete projectsPermanently delete projects
Routes
View routesView email routing configurations
Create/edit routesCreate and modify email routes
Delete routesPermanently delete routes
Domains
View domainsView all team domains
Add/edit domainsAdd new domains and edit existing ones
Delete domainsPermanently delete domains
Webhooks
View webhooksView webhook endpoints
Create/edit webhooksCreate and modify webhook endpoints
Delete webhooksPermanently delete webhook endpoints
Suppressions
View suppressionsView suppressed recipients
Add suppressionsManually suppress recipients
Remove suppressionsRemove recipients from suppression list
Team Members
View membersSee list of team members
Invite membersSend invitations to new team members
Remove membersRemove members from the team
Change member rolesModify roles of other team members
Team Settings
View team settingsAccess team configuration
Edit team settingsModify team name, preferences, etc.
Delete teamPermanently delete the entire team
Billing
View billingView subscription and payment details
Manage billingChange plans, update payment methods