Adding and removing members

Both commands take one or more logins (usually emails) and are a convenient way to automate onboarding and offboarding, for instance from a script synchronizing your team with your identity provider. See Active Directory Sync for a complete working example.

Proposing members

Proposing a login invites it to join your team. The member is added to the team as pending until they accept the invitation.

dcli t propose-members john.doe@example.com jane.doe@example.com

The command is also available under the pm alias:

dcli t pm john.doe@example.com

Options

By default, Dashlane sends notification emails to the proposed members. The following options let you control these notifications:

For instance, to add members silently:

dcli t propose-members john.doe@example.com --skip-proposals --skip-reproposals

Output

{
    "proposedMembers": { "john.doe@example.com": true },
    "refusedMembers": { "jane.doe@example.com": "ALREADY_IN_TEAM" },
    "accountCreationRequiredMembers": ["new.hire@example.com"]
}

Removing members

Removing a login revokes its access to the team. Logins that were only proposed and have not joined yet are unproposed instead.

dcli t remove-members john.doe@example.com jane.doe@example.com

The command is also available under the rm alias:

dcli t rm john.doe@example.com

Output

{
    "removedMembers": { "john.doe@example.com": true },
    "unproposedMembers": { "new.hire@example.com": true },
    "refusedMembers": { "jane.doe@example.com": "NOT_IN_TEAM" }
}