Team and access messages
What the team, role and invite messages mean, and who can fix each one.
You are not a member of this organisation.
Your account is not an active member of the workspace you tried to open. You were never added, you were removed, or your membership is suspended. Ask the owner or an admin of that workspace. See I was removed from my team.
Your role in this organisation cannot do that.
Your role does not allow the action. Ask an owner or admin to change your role or do it for you.
That needs the ... permission.
Your role is fine but a single permission has not been given to you. The message names it. Ask an owner.
Only the owner can invite an admin.
Admins can invite members. Only the owner can invite another admin.
An admin can only change members.
Admins can change a member's role or status. They cannot change another admin or the owner.
Only the owner can grant or remove an admin.
Same rule, on changing a role.
The owner's role and status cannot be changed.
Nobody edits the owner this way. If the owner role has to move, it is done as a deliberate transfer, not an edit.
The last owner cannot change their own role or status.
A workspace always keeps at least one owner. Make someone else an owner first.
This invite is for a different email address.
An invite works only for the address it was sent to. Sign out, then sign in or sign up with that address.
That organisation is not active.
The workspace behind the invite or switch has been deactivated. Contact the person who invited you.
This invite has already been accepted.
Nobody can use it twice. If you cannot get in, sign in with the account that accepted it.
Choose an active member of this organisation.
You picked someone who is not an active member, for example in an assignment. Pick a current member.
Calling is not set up for your organisation.
The Caller console has not been switched on for your workspace. See Caller console problems, by message.