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# Inviting Members
As an Admin
As a amin you have permission to invite and edit any team members. Team members can be admins, managers, or users. Simply manage your team with the users screen.
As an Manager
As a manager you have permission to invite and edit any team members. Team members can be managers or users. Simply manage your team with the users screen.
As a User
As a user you so not have permission to invite team members. However, you can ask the organizational admin or manager to invitethe team member needing access to CompFox.
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## Or Follow the Snapshots
Step 1 : Click on the User Icon present on the top right corner of the window,then from the menu ,click on the Users button
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Step 2 : Clicking the Users button will open this window ,then click on the Add User button
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Step 3 : Clicking on Add User button will open this modal. Fill in the required information for the new user, including their email address,First name,last and choose the role
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Step 4: Select a role.
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