Team Management

The SDK team panel renders directly inside your app — no redirect to a separate portal.

Minimum integration

'use client';
import { TeamManagementPanel } from '@nebulr-group/bridge-nextjs/client';

export default function TeamPage() {
  return <TeamManagementPanel />;
}

That single component handles:

• Users tab — list, add (<TeamAddUserDialog>), edit role/enabled (<TeamEditUserDialog>), reset password, delete.
• Profile tab — <TeamProfileForm> for the current user.
• Workspace tab — <TeamWorkspaceForm> for tenant-wide settings.

Toggling tabs

<TeamManagementPanel
  defaultTab="profile"
  showWorkspaceTab={false}
/>

Using sub-components directly

'use client';
import {
  TeamUserList,
  TeamProfileForm,
  TeamWorkspaceForm,
} from '@nebulr-group/bridge-nextjs/client';

export default function CustomTeamLayout() {
  return (
    <div className="grid grid-cols-2 gap-8">
      <TeamUserList />
      <div>
        <TeamProfileForm />
        <TeamWorkspaceForm />
      </div>
    </div>
  );
}

Custom tab bar

<TeamManagementPanel
  tabBar={({ tabs, activeTab, setTab }) => (
    /* render your own tabs UI */
  )}
/>

Error handling

<TeamManagementPanel onError={(err) => analytics.track('team_error', { err })} />

Auth-core methods used

Internally calls getBridgeAuth().team.*:

• listUsers(), listUserRoles()
• createUsers(emails)
• updateUser({ id, role, enabled })
• deleteUser(id)
• sendPasswordResetLink(id)
• getProfile(), updateProfile({ firstName, lastName })
• getWorkspace(), updateWorkspace({ name, locale })

Use any of these directly if you build a custom UI.

Common pitfalls

• Empty user list: the user must be authenticated AND have permission to list team members (usually admin role).
• Add-user dialog accepts comma- or newline-separated emails. Anything else fails validation.
• Updates to the workspace require admin privileges. Non-admins see the workspace tab but get a permission error on save.