How to add users to Google Search Console

Sign in with an owner account and select the property. Open Settings in the left menu, then Users and permissions. Click Add user, enter the person's email address, which must be associated with a Google account, choose a permission level, and click Add. The person can access the property immediately; there is no invitation to accept. Repeat for each property, because permissions are set per property.

Pick the lowest level that lets the person do their job.

Reporting and SEO tools that use the Search Console API either ask you to sign in with Google or provide a service account email. For a service account, add its email as a user like any person. Restricted permission is enough for read-only reporting. SerionFlow connects through Google's official OAuth sign-in instead, so no user needs to be added by hand.

To hand a property to a new owner, add the new person as an owner first, ideally by having them verify with their own method such as DNS. Confirm they can see the property. Then remove the old owner, and if the old owner verified with a token such as an HTML file, meta tag, or DNS record, remove that token too, or Search Console will keep reverifying them.

Keep at least two owners so the property is never locked to one person. Prefer a domain property verified by DNS for the main site, since it covers every protocol and subdomain. Audit Users and permissions every quarter and when agencies change. Use restricted access for executives who only need reports. If you also use Bing Webmaster Tools, it can import a property from Search Console, which saves a second verification. SerionFlow is the wrong tool for managing Search Console permissions; owners manage users in Search Console itself.