Team Members
Gauge is built for teams. Adding your teammates lets everyone see the same AI search visibility data, work the Action Center together, and collaborate on content without sharing a single login. This page covers how to invite people, remove them, and let anyone with your company email domain join on their own. Everything here lives under Settings → People → Team.Inviting Team Members
1
Open the Team page
Go to Settings → People and select the Team tab.
2
Enter their email
Type the person’s email address into the field at the top of the page.
3
Add them
Click Add to Workspace. Gauge emails them an invitation with a link to set a password and sign in.
- Pending means they’ve been invited but haven’t logged in yet.
- Active means they’ve signed in at least once.
You can invite people before they’ve ever used Gauge. The invitation email walks them through setting a password, so there’s nothing they need to do ahead of time.
Removing a Team Member
To remove someone, click the X next to their row and confirm in the dialog. They immediately lose access to your company’s data in Gauge, and the action can’t be undone. You can always re-invite them later if you need to.Roles & Access
Gauge keeps access simple: everyone you add to the workspace is a member with the same access to your organization’s data, actions, and content. There are no separate permission tiers to configure, so anyone you invite can view reports and work alongside the rest of your team.Auto-Join by Email Domain
Auto-join lets anyone who signs up with an email address at your company’s domain be added to your workspace automatically, so you don’t have to invite colleagues one at a time. You’ll find it in the Same-domain auto-join section on the same Team page. Flip the toggle on to enable it. Once it’s on, the label shows the domain it applies to (for example, Anyone with @yourcompany.com), and new signups from that domain join as members automatically.To turn auto-join on, you need to be signed in with a work email so Gauge knows which domain to open up. If you signed up with a personal email address (like Gmail), the toggle stays disabled and prompts you to sign in with a work email first.