Teams on Esadax allow collaboration with members and access to additional resources. This guide explains how to create, manage, and interact with teams effectively.

Table of Contents

1. Creating a Team
2. Team Membership
3. Suggested Teams
4. Leaving a Team
5. Deleting a Team
6. Default Team
7. Changing Your Default Team
8. Finding Your Team ID
9. Team Email Domain

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Creating a Team

1. Click the scope selector at the top left of the navigation bar.
2. Select "Create New Team."
3. Name your team.
4. Choose a team plan based on your existing plans or account settings.

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Team Membership

You can join a team through:

• An invitation from a team owner.
• Automatic addition via identity provider.
• Requesting access by:
  • Pushing a commit to a private Git repo.
  • Interacting with suggested teams.

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Suggested Teams

Esadax suggests teams based on your:

• Email domain.
• GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket memberships.

These suggestions appear in both the scope selector and team settings.

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Leaving a Team

To leave a team:

• If you're not the last member:

  1. Go to the Settings tab in the team dashboard.
  2. Select "Leave Team."
  3. Confirm your action.

• If you're the last member:

  • Either assign another confirmed member as owner before leaving.
  • Or delete the team instead.

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Deleting a Team

To delete a team:

1. Remove all associated domains.
2. Navigate to the team dashboard.
3. Go to Settings and click "Delete Team."
4. Confirm the deletion.

Alternatively, you can downgrade to the Hobby plan instead of deleting the team.

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Default Team

• The default team is used for API/CLI requests and is shown upon login.
• Your first Hobby or Pro team becomes the default by default.

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Changing Your Default Team

1. Go to esadax.com/account/settings.
2. Select a new default team from the dropdown.
3. Save your selection.

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Finding Your Team ID

Your Team ID is unique and is assigned when the team is created. You can find it:

• Via the Esadax API.
• From the URL: https://www.esadax.com/teams/[your_team_name]/settings#team-id
• In Settings → General → Team ID.

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Team Email Domain

Adding an email domain allows users with matching email addresses to request access to the team without an invitation.

How to Set a Team Email Domain

1. Go to Esadax Domains.
2. Add your domain (e.g., acme.com).
   • Example: adding acme.com allows john@acme.com to request access.

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This article provides a comprehensive guide on team management on Esadax. Let us know if you have further questions!