Members
The Members section in the StepSecurity Admin Console helps you manage user access and roles within your organization.
From this view, you can:
Invite new users via the "Invite Members" button
Search and filter the member list
View each user's name, join date, and associated organization
Use the actions menu (⋮) to manage individual member settings
This centralized list provides a clear overview of who has access, making it easy to maintain secure and organized team membership.

How to Invite Members to an Organization
Step 1: Click "Invite Members"
Navigate to the Members section of your Admin Console and click the "Invite Members" button in the top-right corner.

Step 2: Select Authentication Type
Choose the authentication method for the new member:
GitHub: The user signs in using their GitHub account. Recommended for teams that primarily manage access through GitHub identities.
SSO: The user authenticates through your organization’s Single Sign-On provider. Use this when access is centrally managed through an identity provider.
SSO Group: Grants access to users who belong to a specific SSO group. This provides an SCIM like functionality for automated user lifecycle management by granting access based on Identity Provider group membership. This allows customers to automate onboarding, role assignment, and de-provisioning by managing user group assignments directly within their Identity Provider
Email Suffix: Allows anyone with a matching email domain (for example, @company.com) to authenticate. Useful for broad domain-based access policies.
Enter the required information based on the selected authentication method.
Click Continue

Step 3: Select Access Type
Choose the type of access to grant the invited member:
Account: Full access to the account.
Organization: Access to specific organizations only.
Then click Continue.

Step 4: Assign a Role
Select the role you want to assign (e.g., admin or auditor).
Click Invite to finalize.
Once invited, the new member will be added to your organization.

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