Intro to apps
Custom Visibility for Apps
Messages App
Billing App
Products
Invoicing
Subscriptions
Payment Links
Product Store
Client Billing Experience
Fees & Payment Reconciliation
Files App
Contracts App
Forms App
Helpdesk App
Tasks App
Client Home App
Profile Manager App
Airtable Embed
Calendly Embed
Notion Embed
Google Sheets Embed
ClickUp Embed
Typeform Embed
Youtube Embed
Autoresponder App
Exporter App
QuickBooks Integration
Other Embeds
Jotform Embed
Power BI Embed
Hubspot Forms Embed
Hubspot Meetings Embed
Miro Embed
Figma Embed
Monday Embed
Canva Embed
Acuity Scheduling Embed
Loom Embed
Google Drive Embed
Google Slides Embed
Google Docs Embed
Google Forms Embed
Looker Studio Embed
Google Calendar Embed
Databox Embed
Trello Embed
Zoom Scheduling Embed
Squarespace Embed
OneDrive Embed
Intro to apps
Custom Visibility for Apps
Messages App
Billing App
Products
Invoicing
Subscriptions
Payment Links
Product Store
Client Billing Experience
Fees & Payment Reconciliation
Files App
Contracts App
Forms App
Helpdesk App
Tasks App
Client Home App
Profile Manager App
Airtable Embed
Calendly Embed
Notion Embed
Google Sheets Embed
ClickUp Embed
Typeform Embed
Youtube Embed
Autoresponder App
Exporter App
QuickBooks Integration
Other Embeds
Jotform Embed
Power BI Embed
Hubspot Forms Embed
Hubspot Meetings Embed
Miro Embed
Figma Embed
Monday Embed
Canva Embed
Acuity Scheduling Embed
Loom Embed
Google Drive Embed
Google Slides Embed
Google Docs Embed
Google Forms Embed
Looker Studio Embed
Google Calendar Embed
Databox Embed
Trello Embed
Zoom Scheduling Embed
Squarespace Embed
OneDrive Embed
Understand internal user roles and permissions
Internal users are team members that are part of your workspace. We recommend that you give every team member their own internal user account for enhanced permissions and to minimize issues that may arise if there are multiple simultaneous sessions with the same internal user.
Internal users can be admin internal users or staff internal users. The difference between the two roles is that admin internal users have additional permissions:
They can access all settings, including domain settings, payout account settings, API settings, customization, and plan settings.
They can invite other internal users.
They can configure client access for other internal users.
They can configure Assembly (core) Apps, Embeds, Marketplace Apps, and Custom Apps.
Navigate to the Settings > Team page.
Click on the Invite user button.
Enter the internal user's name, email, and role.
Click Invite.
The invited internal user will now receive an email to accept their invitation.
Navigate to the Settings > Team page.
Click on the ellipses(...) shown on the far right of the internal user.
Click Delete.