Invite team members to Avid, assign roles, configure notification preferences, and optionally require third-party sign-in so everyone gets the alerts they need and signs in the way your IT team expects.
Applies to: Admins
How to add your team to Avid
Avid is most effective when your entire team is involved. Whether they’re a copywriter, a major gift officer, the chief development officer, or even the CEO—Avid customizes insights and reporting to be relevant for every role.
Step 1: Access team settings
- Click the gear icon to open Settings.
- Navigate to the Team tab on the far right.
Step 2: Add team members
- Click the Add Team Member button.
- Enter the following details:
- First Name
- Last Name
- Email Address
- Click Add Team Member to send an invitation.
Your team members will receive an invite to join Avid and can begin customizing their own profiles.
Step 3: Customize notifications
Each team member can choose how they want to receive important alerts, including:
- Integration Delays – Be notified if a data connection is running behind.
- Integration Errors – Get alerts if a system isn’t syncing properly.
- Data Set Creation – A notification when new data sets are created.
- File Uploads – Get notified when new files are uploaded into Avid.
- Your Presentation Creation – A notification when the presentation you've generated is ready for download.
Adjusting these settings ensures everyone gets the right information to keep Avid running smoothly.
Step 4: Require third-party sign-in (optional)
If your IT or security team wants users to sign in through Google, Microsoft, or Salesforce instead of email and password, turn that on from your organization Profile.
Warning: Confirm at least one admin can sign in with Microsoft, Google, or Salesforce before you enable this. Turning it on disables email and password (including forgot password) for users in your organization.
- Open Settings, then select the organization Profile tab.
- Scroll to Login Security.
- Turn on Require third-party login (Google, Microsoft, or Salesforce).
- Save your Profile changes.
- Ask a teammate to sign out, try email and password (they should see a message directing them to third-party sign-in), then sign in with Microsoft, Google, or Salesforce using the same email as their Avid user.
When the setting is on, Avid shows this message for blocked password attempts: Your organization requires you to sign in with Google, Microsoft, or Salesforce.
This uses Avid’s built-in Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce sign-in buttons. It does not set up a separate custom Entra or Okta app connection. Full Profile setup details, including this Login Security option, are also covered in Your Organization and Brand.
Next steps
Once your team members join, they can personalize their profiles to tell Avid what’s most important to them. We’ll cover those details in the next guide. For now, take a moment to add your team and get everyone connected to Avid!
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