Viewing Members

Modified on Wed, 18 Oct, 2023 at 1:45 PM

Regular members can view other members who are part of their organization and identify who are the administrators.

Viewing Team Members

As a regular member you may view the other users of your Kinship environment and what their roles are.


You can reach the Team Members page from the dropdown on your user icon from View team members (if you have an administrator role this will say Manage team members).


The landing page gives you an overview of all the existing members and any outstanding invitations as well as allowing you to browse the users by role.


Browse members page

To see the details for the members click on the See All button at the top right of the Browse Members section. This will bring you to the Browse Members page.

  • In the table you can see:

    • The name, email address and title.
    • The role that the person has in Kinship. If this is blank then it means that they are a regular member.
    • When they were last active
    • When they joined.  Browse members page

You can use the dropdown menu Sort by… to sort the results based on a activity and member information.


Sort members page

You can use the built-in filters by clicking on the triangle at the top left of the table, to filter on

  • Member Type
  • ActivityFilter members page

This filtered view is also available from the Team Members page in the Browse by Role section where there are links to the Browse Members page with the filters pre-selected.


Viewing Deactivated Members


As an admin you may also view the deactivated members. The list of members will appear at the bottom of the Team Members page.


Deactivated users


From here members can be reactivated.

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