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Inviting your team: adding instructors and students

Flight Lyceum uses a role-based system. Each person in your organisation has a role that controls their access level. Here's how to get your team set up.

Understanding roles

There are three roles in Flight Lyceum:

  • Admin: full access to settings, manuals, training programmes, users, and billing. Typically your head of training or compliance officer.
  • Instructor: can manage training programmes, assign reading to lessons, review compliance items, and view student progress. Cannot change billing or organisation settings.
  • Student: can read assigned material, mark acknowledgements, and view their training plan. Cannot access compliance monitoring or settings.

Sending invitations

Invitations are sent by email. The recipient receives a link that creates their account and ties it to your organisation automatically.

  1. 1Go to Settings โ†’ Users.
  2. 2Click Invite user.
  3. 3Enter the person's email address.
  4. 4Select their role from the dropdown.
  5. 5Click Send invitation.

Tip: You can invite multiple people at once by entering each email address on a new line.

Managing pending invitations

Invitations appear in a Pending section until accepted. You can resend or revoke them at any time from the Users tab.

Tip: Invitations expire after 7 days. If a team member hasn't accepted, use the Resend link to generate a fresh invite.

Changing a user's role

You can change a team member's role at any time without losing their activity history.

  1. 1Go to Settings โ†’ Users.
  2. 2Find the team member and click the role badge next to their name.
  3. 3Select a new role from the dropdown.
  4. 4The change takes effect immediately on their next page load.

Note: Downgrading an admin to instructor or student will immediately remove their access to settings and billing.

Removing a user

Removing a user prevents them from logging in, but preserves their historical activity records (acknowledgements, signoffs) for your audit trail.

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