Team Collaboration
Links are a team sport
Invite your team to create, manage, and analyze links together from one shared workspace.
What it does
Teams let multiple people create, edit, and organize links from the same workspace. Every link, folder, domain, and analytics dashboard is shared — no need to pass credentials around or duplicate work across separate accounts.
When this is useful
Marketing teams
Multiple people running campaigns on different channels need to create and track links without stepping on each other's toes. Everyone works from the same dashboard, sees the same folders, and can check analytics on any link.
Agencies with shared accounts
When an account manager, a designer, and a developer all need access to a client's links, a team workspace keeps everyone in sync. Pair it with folders to organize links by client.
Organizations with distributed teams
If link management isn't one person's job — maybe sales creates links, marketing tracks them, and ops exports the data — a shared workspace means nobody needs to ask "can you send me that link?"
Inviting members
The team owner invites members by email from the Members section in team settings. Invitees receive an email and join the team when they accept. If they don't have an account yet, they'll create one as part of the process.
In your team settings
Members
Manage your team members and their access.
Angie (Owner)
angie@example.com
Mitra
mitra@example.com
Jon (Pending)
jon@example.com
You are using 3 / 5 seats available in your plan.
What's shared
When someone joins your team, they get access to everything in the workspace:
- Links — All links created by any team member are visible and editable by everyone on the team.
- Folders — The folder structure is shared. Everyone navigates the same hierarchy.
- Domains — Custom domains connected to the team are available to all members when creating links.
- Analytics — Any team member can view click data for any link.
- Exports — The team owner can export click data across all links in the team at once.
Roles
Teams have two roles:
- Owner — The person who created the team. The owner manages members (invite, remove, resend invitations), updates team settings, and handles billing.
- Member — Everyone else. Members can create and manage links, folders, and domains, but can't manage other members or billing.
Seats
Your plan determines how many seats your team has. Seats count both active members and pending invitations. You can see how many seats you're using in team settings and upgrade your plan if you need more.
To get started, go to your team settings and invite your first team member.