> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neochamber.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your team

> Adding operator seats, what they can do, and how to revoke one cleanly.

More seats at **your** operator come from NeoChamber: ask for another operator
invite naming your datacenter, and whoever redeems it at `/register` becomes an
admin alongside you.

Codes are single-use, valid 14 days, and shown exactly once.

## Why invites are scoped

An invite **names the operator it joins**. A colleague therefore never lands in
a different datacenter, and never accidentally creates one of their own.

## What an operator admin can do

<Warning>
  Inside your datacenter, an operator account is root. Anyone you add sees every
  one of *your* tenants' machines and telemetry and your whole capacity pool, and
  can reassign nodes, issue and revoke the operator's enrollment tokens (yours
  included), and create tenants.

  There is **no narrower role within an operator yet**, so keep your own list
  short.
</Warning>

What they cannot see, ever, is another operator. That boundary is enforced on
the server from the session and proven by an automated cross-operator test on
every release — see [Isolation](/platform/isolation).

## Removing someone

Removing a teammate's account happens in a deliberate order:

1. Their **sessions** are killed first.
2. Then the **account**.
3. Then every **invite and reset code** it handed out is revoked.

<Note>
  **Their enrollment tokens are not revoked with them.** Tokens belong to the
  operator rather than to a seat, so revoke those separately from the token list
  on `/admin/onboard` — it names who issued each one.

  Either way, **the servers they installed keep running**: each node holds its own
  credential, not theirs.
</Note>

## Traceability

Every invite minted and redeemed is recorded. See
[what is audited](/platform/security#what-is-audited) for the precise scope of
the audit log — it is narrower than "everything", and the console says so too.