Workspace users

The self-hosted Kurrier API includes an instance-administration route for creating users before their first sign-in. That route requires control of the Kurrier installation and is not exposed to hosted customer API keys.

In Kurrier Hosted, manage access through workspace membership instead.

Invite a workspace member

1. Sign in to Kurrier.
2. Open the workspace settings.
3. Open Members.
4. Invite the person's email address.
5. Assign the appropriate workspace role.

After the person accepts the invitation and signs in, an owner or administrator can grant access to the identities they need. Identities shared with the entire workspace are available according to the member's workspace permissions.

Assign mailbox access

When creating or updating an identity, choose one of these access models:

• Share it with the entire workspace when every member should have access.
• Assign it only to selected members for personal or restricted mailboxes.

Use the narrowest access that fits your workflow, especially for support, finance, legal, and executive mailboxes.

Automated or bulk onboarding

Hosted customer API keys cannot call the instance-level POST /users provisioning route or create accounts on behalf of arbitrary users with userEmail.

If you need bulk onboarding, directory synchronization, or an SSO-based provisioning workflow, contact Kurrier Support with your workspace, identity provider, expected user count, and desired onboarding flow. Do not send passwords, API keys, or mailbox credentials in the request.

Remove access

When somebody leaves your organization:

1. Remove or suspend their workspace membership.
2. Review identities assigned directly to them.
3. Rotate integration keys or mailbox credentials they may have accessed.
4. Reassign any operational mailbox responsibilities.