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/settings/team is one table holding everyone in the account.

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One table, not two

An invitation is a member with status: invited and no sign-in identity yet. There is no separate invitations table and no second list. “Who is in this account” was once three tables answering the same question, which meant three answers that had to be kept in agreement. It is one now.

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Names

People are shown by name, and the name is asked for at the invite — otherwise there is nothing to show until that person signs in and fills in their own profile, and the column renders addresses. Where there is no name, the address stands on its own rather than under a placeholder pretending to be one. Search matches the name as well as the address.

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Change a role

Open the row’s actions and pick a new role. It is a slide-over, like every panel that asks something of you. Owner-only. And three guards apply — you cannot act on yourself, you cannot act on someone who outranks you, and you cannot demote the last active owner. See Roles and permissions.

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Remove someone

Same actions menu. Admin or higher, and the same outranking and last-owner guards apply. Removing an invited row withdraws the invitation. It is the same operation on the same row, which is why there is no separate withdraw action. The confirm is a slide-over listing what happens rather than a sentence saying it cannot be undone. Removing a person is not destructive to data — they lose access, nothing else changes — so it is a single click.

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Search and paging

Ten rows a page, from the same constant every table in MCPulse uses. The pager appears only when there is more than one page. The search box lives in the table’s own header and is always rendered — it belongs to the table rather than the page, and a control that comes and goes gives nobody a way to tell a rule from a bug.