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Members

Last updated: Oct 26, 2026


Members on the Fluid Attacks platform are persons with an account that gives them access to one or more organizations. An organization represents a company or enterprise on the platform.

Organization-level members

Organization members can go to the organization's Analytics and Policies sections. Some organization-level roles let members give access to new members or configure policies.

To see the members at the organization level, log in to the platform. Then, go to the Members section from the initial screen.

Manage members on the Fluid Attacks platform

Group-level members

The members of a group are the users with access to it. They can see information or manage vulnerabilities, security testing scope, tags, and more. Only users with the Group Manager role can add, edit, or remove users. These functions are in the Members section of your group.

Manage group members on the Fluid Attacks platform

Inactivity policy

Your organization can set the number of days of inactivity before the platform automatically removes a member. An inactive member does not log in to the platform or use access tokens. For more information, read Manage security gates.

When you go to the Members sections, a banner shows the inactivity policy of your organization. The platform shows this message only one time each day. This screenshot shows an example.

View inactivity policy on the Fluid Attacks platform

Members table

The tables in the Members sections show this information:

  • User email: The email address of the person
  • Role: The role of the person in that organization or group
  • First login: The date and time of the first login of the member to the organization or group
  • Last activity: The time when the member last logged in or used an access token
  • Registration status: The current registration status of the person:
    • Registered: The person has registered on the platform
    • Unregistered: The person did not register on the platform and did not get an invitation to register
    • Pending: The person got an invitation to register on the platform, but did not register at this time
  • Actions: Use it to send an invitation again to a person who did not accept it at this time

Invite members

To add new members at the organization or group level on the Fluid Attacks platform, do these steps:

  1. Go to the Members section. To go to the organization-level section, click its item in the collapsible menu. To go to the group-level section, open the group from the Groups section. Then, select the Members tab.

  2. Click Invite a member. A pop-up window opens.

    Add new member on the Fluid Attacks platform
  3. In the pop-up window, give the email and the role of the new member. The platform accepts only the email address of an Azure, Google, or Bitbucket account.

    Configure member on the Fluid Attacks platform
  4. Click Confirm to send the invitation. The user then gets an email to accept the invitation.

Until the person accepts the invitation, their Registration status is 'Pending'. The Actions column then shows a button to send the invitation again, if necessary. You or other authorized members can use this button.

Invite member on the Fluid Attacks platform

Edit a member's role

With the Manage members button, you can change the role of a member or delete the member. To edit roles, do these steps:

  1. Select the member to edit. Then, click Manage members.

    Edit group member on the Fluid Attacks platform
  2. Select Edit in the drop-down menu.

    Edit member on the Fluid Attacks platform
  3. Change the role of the member in the pop-up window.

    Edit member role on the Fluid Attacks platform
  4. To save the changes, click Confirm.

Delete members

With the Delete option of the Manage members menu, you can delete one or more members. Do these steps:

  1. In the Members section, select the checkboxes on the left of the members to delete.

  2. Click Manage members.

  3. Click Delete.

    Remove member on the Fluid Attacks platform
  4. A pop-up window opens for the deletion of the selected members.

    Confirm member removal on the Fluid Attacks platform

    If the selected persons own credentials that the organization uses, follow the link to Scope. There, change the credentials of the resources in the window. Then, go to the Members section again and delete the member.

    Change credentials to delete member on the Fluid Attacks platform

    If the selected persons own credentials that the organization does not use, the platform shows a warning. If you continue, you also delete those credentials.

    Delete credentials and member on the Fluid Attacks platform
  5. Click Confirm or Continue. If you are in the Members section of the organization, the platform deletes the selected members from the organization. If you are in the Members section of a group, it deletes them from that group.

Export the members table

Click Export to download a CSV file with all the information of the members table that you see.

Export members on the Fluid Attacks platform

Search the members table

The search bar filters the information of the table. Type the text that you want to find. The table then shows only the rows with that text.

Filter the members table

The group-level members table has filters. To see them, click the filters button.

Filter members table on the Fluid Attacks platform

You can filter member data by Role and Registration status. Then, click Apply.

Use filters in Members on the Fluid Attacks platform

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