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# How to invite your team

Add team members so they can access leads, conversations, and reports in Patagon AI.

1. In the sidebar, go to Organization > Settings and click the Members tab.
2. Click Add member in the top right corner.
3. In the Email Addresses field, enter one or more email addresses separated by commas.
4. In the Role dropdown, select a role:
   * Admin — full access to settings, members, billing, and all platform features
   * Member — operational access to leads, conversations, and reports
5. Click Add to the Team.

![Invite team members](/files/YbiQMGNIaRkVIkFARmLT)

The invitee will receive an email with a verification link. Once accepted, they appear as active in your Members list. Pending invitations show a yellow Pending badge until accepted.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If a team member didn't receive the invitation email, check their spam folder. You can resend the invitation from the Members tab.
{% endhint %}

To change a member's role after they've joined, use the role dropdown directly in the Members table — no need to re-invite.

To see the full permissions for each role, go to Organization > Roles & Permissions.

## Next step

Continue with [First 7 days checklist](/en/getting-started/first-7-days-checklist.md).


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