# Member management

You can [invite and remove members](/docs/collaboration/member-management/invite-members-to-your-organization.md) from your organization, manage members’ content access through [roles](/docs/collaboration/member-management/roles.md), and manage [teams](/docs/collaboration/member-management/teams.md) of members from the members’ page in your organization’s settings.

## Members & permissions

Shows each person’s role, last seen date, and SSO status, if applicable. You’ll also see an overview of the [spaces](/docs/creating-content/content-structure/space.md) they can access and, if you’re on the Pro plan, how many [teams](/docs/collaboration/member-management/teams.md) they’re part of.

Click the **Teams** or **Access** listings for any member to jump to a list of all those teams and spaces.

You can also click on any member to open their **individual member page**. Here, you can see more information about them, including their join date and active status.

Select the **Teams** and **Spaces** tabs to see a list of the [teams](/docs/collaboration/member-management/teams.md) they’re a member of, and the spaces they have access to — as well as their access level for those specific spaces.


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