Plan: Business
Hosting: Cloud
Goal: Trying to allow a user to manage user permissions, i.e. invite users and assign roles/groups
Action taken: Placed user in group with permissions to āuser managementā
Expectation: User can see āUser Settingsā page and perform administrative actions.
Reality: User can see āUser Settingsā page but can only suggest users to invite
Is it not possible to grant such permissions or have I potentially missed something fundamental?
Thanks
In Retool, this is expected behavior. Being in a group with āuser managementā doesnāt allow inviting users.
Only users with Admin or Owner roles can actually invite and manage users.
Update the userās role to Admin in Settings ā Permissions, and it will work.
Hi @ferret141 ! Just following up to see if you still need assistance with user permissions.
@WidleStudioLLP is correct here - you would need to promote a user to Admin to be able to invite other users.
At this time, the "user mangement" permission category does not include the ability to invite users, but I will create an internal feature request to consider adding this in the future!
Here is more info about the "User Management" permission category if you are interested!
-Jen
Hi @ferret141 
Sharing an update about this - it is possible for Admins to delegate the creation of user invites for other users via API key on the Business and Enterprise plans.
Here's more info about access tokens and how to specify scopes/permissions when using the token.
Let us know if you need anything else!
-Jen
Thank you for the follow up Jen.
If I understood correctly between what you and Widle have said, the following is true?:
From a front-end perspective you need an admin/owner role to invite users.
Even if you create a new role and give that role user invite permissions it will not work because there are dependencies tied to the default admin/owner roles.
From a back end perspective, the user invite API endpoint can be used on business/enterprise plans as a workaround to this.
Hi @ferret141 - thanks for your patience in this matter!
Yes, you are correct. Unfortunately, the ability to give user management permissions to users who are not full Admins is not available yet 
We are adding +1 requests for this on an internal feature request (which you have responded to already on this thread), so any new updates we receive will be shared there with you!
-Jen
