Adding a Member to your Portal Using the Members Table
You can add members directly to your members table using the Add Member function. You can add a single member, or add multiple members using a csv file upload
Open the Members Table
From the right navigation tray, click on the icon
Choose Add 1 Member or Add Multiple Members
Adding 1 Member:
Enter the email address of the new member
Assign the new member one or more roles by checking the box next to the role name
Founder - has access to:
Founder Resources navigation items
Mentor:
Has access to:
Founder Resources navigation items
My Mentees table
Can be assigned as a Mentor to your portal’s Founders
Investor
Has access to:
Founder Resources navigation items
Portfolio table
Can be assigned as an Investor to your portal’s Founders
Manager
Has access to:
Founders Resources navigation items
Members table
Portal Settings
The only portal function a Manager cannot perform, is changing the portal Owner
Has access to:
Founders Resources navigation items
Members table
Portal Settings
The Owner can reassign the owner role to another userOwner
Ensure you click Add Member in the lower right corner
The new member will appear on your Members table, and they’ll receive an email inviting them to set their password
You’ll be able to tell that the user has finalized their account, when their Last Login column changes from “Not logged in yet”, to showing a login date.
Adding Multiple Members
Create a .csv file containing the members you want to upload
There are 4 mandatory columns for your sv file. Use the following headers for these 4 columns:
First Name
Last Name
Email
Role
Acceptable Roles are: Founder, Mentor, Investor, or Manager.
You can only assign a single role when using the Add Multiple Members feature. After uploading the file, you can add more roles to users by using the Edit Member feature.
Blank role field will be assigned the Founder role.
Ensure you click Add Member in the lower right corner
The new member will appear on your Members table, and they’ll receive an email inviting them to set their password
You’ll be able to tell that the user has finalized their account, when their Last Login column changes from “Not logged in yet”, to showing a login date.