# Inviting Teammates

The best way to work on Ensis is with your team! Inviting them to join you is easy. If you are an Admin within your organization, follow these steps to share access to Ensis with others in your organization.

## Step 1 - Go to the Current Users Tab in the Settings Page

Click on "Settings" in the left-hand panel. Select "Current Users". Click "Invite Users" to add one or more teammate to your organization. If adding more than one person, separate their email addresses with a comma.&#x20;

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## Step 2 - Manage Invites

To revoke or resend an invite, click the "three-dot" icon next to the user’s name and choose the appropriate option. A revoked invite can be resent at any time through the same menu, if necessary.

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Invites are valid for five days. If an invite expires before it's accepted, an Admin in your organization can resend it.

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## Step 3 - Edit User Roles

Any Admin can edit the role of users in your organization. If you're a standard Member and need to invite additional users, ask an Admin to elevate your role to grant invite privileges.

To edit a user's role, Admins can click the "three-dot" icon next to the user's name, then select **Edit Role**. From there, they can choose the user's new role.

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