Inviting users
Enter the user's email address
Type the email address of the person you want to add. You can enter multiple addresses separated by commas to send batch invitations.
Select a role
Choose Admin, Manager, or Rep from the role dropdown. This determines what the user can access from the moment they sign in. See Roles & Permissions for a full breakdown.
Assign to a group (optional)
If your workspace uses groups, select one or more groups to assign the user to. You can also assign groups after the user has accepted their invitation.
SSO users are provisioned automatically on their first login — they don’t need to accept an email invitation. You can still pre-assign their role and group using their email address before they sign in, and those settings will apply as soon as their account is created.
Managing existing users
From Settings → Users, you can take the following actions on any active user:- Change role — Click the user’s current role and select a new one from the dropdown. The change takes effect immediately. The user does not need to sign out and back in.
- Reassign group — Move a rep from one group to another, or add them to multiple groups if your structure requires it. Historical calls stay associated with the group they were recorded under.
- Suspend access — Suspending a user immediately blocks them from signing in and using Revont. Their call recordings, summaries, action items, and analytics are fully preserved in the workspace. This is useful when a rep is on leave or during an offboarding review period. You can reinstate a suspended user at any time.
Groups
Groups let you organize your reps by team, region, product line, or any other structure that matches how you run your sales org. A group can contain any number of reps and can be assigned one or more managers. Key behaviors to understand:- Manager visibility — Managers assigned to a group can view call recordings, transcripts, AI summaries, and analytics for every rep in that group. They cannot see calls from reps outside their groups unless they have an Admin role.
- Analytics scoping — Dashboard analytics and leaderboards are filtered by group membership by default, making it easy for managers to focus on their team’s performance.
- Multiple groups — A rep can belong to more than one group. This is common for reps who cover multiple territories or product lines.
Removing users
To remove a user, go to Settings → Users, find the user in the list, click the actions menu (···), and select Remove User.
Removing a user:
- Revokes access immediately — The user is signed out of all active sessions and cannot sign back in.
- Preserves all call data — Their call recordings, AI summaries, transcripts, and action items remain fully intact in the workspace. Other team members and managers can still access this history.
- Does not affect group assignments — The call history remains associated with its original group for analytics continuity.

