Operelio
Account & billing2 min read

Inviting your team

Bring teammates into a shared workspace so cleaned lists, saved mappings, and CRM connections are there for everyone. Pro and Agency plans.

By Operelio team · Updated October 15, 2026

On this page6
  1. 1.What a shared workspace gives you
  2. 2.Inviting teammates
  3. 3.Seats by plan
  4. 4.Roles and what admins control
  5. 5.Handing a file to a teammate
  6. 6.Frequently asked questions

What a shared workspace gives you

A shared workspace puts your whole team on the same tools, files, saved mappings, and CRM connections. One person sets up a HubSpot connection or a saved CRM mapping and everyone can use it, and the files you keep are visible to the team instead of stuck on one laptop.

Shared workspaces are on Pro and Agency plans. Starter is a single-seat plan.

Inviting teammates

1

Open Team settings

Go to Settings, then Team.

2

Send invites

Enter a teammate's email and send. They get an email invite and join your workspace from its link, with no plan to pick. If they sign up another way with the same address, with Google or Microsoft for example, they still join your workspace. Someone who already has an Operelio account on that address sees the invitation at the top of the app, with Join and Not now.

3

Set their role

Choose whether each person is an admin or a member as you invite them, or change it later.

Seats by plan

Each plan includes a set number of seats, and you can add more as you grow. Extra seats are billed monthly on their own subscription, even when your plan is billed quarterly or annually. A member who joins beyond the included seats is charged straight away for the rest of the current seat month. Removing a member gives no credit for the month already paid, and the lower count bills from the next monthly seat charge. If you cancel your plan, extra seats end with it.

PlanSeats includedExtra seats
Pro5$15 each
Agency10$25 each

Roles and what admins control

Members run tools, work with files, and use the workspace's connections. Admins do all of that and manage the workspace itself.

Admins canWhat it means
Invite and remove teammatesAdd members, change roles, and remove access.
Connect CRMsConnect, reconnect and disconnect HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive. Everyone pushes through the connection.
Revoke API keysOnly admins revoke keys. Members can create them too if an admin allows it.
Set credit limitsLimit how many verify, find or job credits a member can spend, so one big job does not drain the shared pool.
Set a Bridgeant limitChoose the most Bridgeant can do for anyone in the workspace, from off or advice only up to running confirmed jobs.

Handing a file to a teammate

Tasks are a light way to hand work to the right person without leaving Operelio. A task has a title, and a due date, notes, an assignee and a file if you want them. Anyone can assign one, and Home's Tasks tab shows everyone's on one board, from To do to Done. It is deliberately not a full project manager: no fields to fill in, no guilt badges. Tasks come with Files, from Starter up.

Frequently asked questions

Which plans can invite a team?

Pro and Agency. Both are multi-seat and share one workspace. Starter is a single-seat plan, and Free is one person.

How many seats do I get?

Pro includes 5 seats and Agency includes 10. You can add more at any time, billed per extra seat: charged straight away for the rest of that seat month, then monthly.

Can I stop one person from using all our verify credits?

Yes. An admin can set a per-member credit cap, so a member can only spend up to their limit from the shared pool.

Is Tasks a project manager?

No, and that is deliberate. A task is just a title, with a due date, an assignee and a file when it needs them, and the board has three columns, so handoffs are clear without extra process to maintain.

Ready to get started?

Upload a file and run your first transformation. Free, no credit card required.