- What is TeamKit for Laravel?
- TeamKit is a Laravel package for managing teams and team members in existing applications. It adds invitations, roles, and permissions plus multi-tenancy team management, and it is built on Laravel 13.x with Filament 3.x support.
- How do I install TeamKit in a Laravel application?
- Install the package with Composer and then follow the repository README for any required publishing, migration, and configuration steps. Because TeamKit plugs into existing Laravel apps, you should install it in the application where team functionality is needed and verify the service provider setup for your Laravel version.
- Does TeamKit support Laravel 13 and Filament 3?
- Yes. TeamKit is described as a starter kit built on Laravel 13.x and Filament 3.x, so those versions are the intended baseline. Check the package README before installing if your application uses a different Laravel or Filament major version.
- How does TeamKit handle team invitations?
- TeamKit includes support for invitations as part of its team management features. The invitation flow is intended to let applications add members to teams without building that boilerplate from scratch. Review the README for the exact invitation configuration and workflow.
- Can I assign roles and permissions to team members with TeamKit?
- Yes. TeamKit supports roles and permissions for team members alongside invitations and team management. This lets you model access within a team instead of treating every member identically. Refer to the package documentation for the available role and permission setup.
- Does TeamKit support multi-tenancy for teams?
- Yes. TeamKit is positioned as multi-tenancy team management for Laravel and Filament applications. That makes it relevant when teams need to act as tenants with their own members, roles, and permissions. Confirm the tenancy configuration details in the README for your Filament panel setup.
- Can I add TeamKit to an existing Laravel app?
- TeamKit is designed to plug into existing Laravel applications to add multi-user team functionality without extra boilerplate. You do not need to rebuild your app around a full starter kit just to get team invitations, roles, and permissions. Installation and integration steps are covered in the repository README.
- How do I configure TeamKit after installation?
- After installing via Composer, follow the README for publishing any package configuration and migrations. You will typically need to align team and member models with your application and integrate the team features into your Filament 3.x panel. The README is the source of truth for required configuration keys and setup order.
- How does TeamKit compare with Laravel Jetstream teams or Filament tenancy?
- Jetstream provides its own teams implementation, while Filament has tenancy features for panels. TeamKit focuses on adding team management, invitations, roles, and permissions to existing Laravel apps with Filament 3.x multi-tenancy. Choose it when you want team functionality without adopting a full starter kit structure.
- What should I check before using TeamKit in production?
- Review the package migrations and role and permission definitions, then test invitation and tenancy flows in staging before production. Confirm that your Laravel 13.x and Filament 3.x versions match the package requirements, and run your application test suite after integration. Also verify access controls and backups for team and member data.