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# Invite users to the Organisation

**To invite users into the Organisation:**

1. Navigate to the "**Invite Users**" option located in the top right corner

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2. Click on the "**Invite member**" option located below the invite user option to add anyone to the organisation.

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3. Subsequently, enter their email addresses and assign the appropriate roles (Org Admin or Org Member) before submitting the invitation

**Org Admin** - Can invite other members to the organisation

**Org Member** - Can join the organisation and collaborate&#x20;

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4. When adding a user to the **"Organisation**", you can also grant them access to specific workspaces, along with specific products such as **Inspirations**, **Detective**, and **Drive**
5. Within a workspace, you can assign user permissions as either "**Admin**" or "**Collaborator**"

* **Workspace Collaborator** - Can collaborate with other members within the workspace
* **Workspace Admin -** Can add and remove members from the workspace, and can delete the workspace

<figure><img src="/files/d6nakvKMK0hiGqwsMkPH" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
The invitee will receive an invitation email with a link to join the organisation and can join upon clicking the link
{% endhint %}


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