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# Inviting Members
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**VoiceB tip:** Assign at least two Admins to your organization β this ensures you always have full access even if someone is unavailable or leaves the team.
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### π Roles Overview
| Role | Permissions |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Admin** | Full access: can create/edit campaigns and agents, manage team members, update billing, and view analytics |
| **Member** | Can view dashboards, transcripts, and analytics. Cannot edit scripts or manage campaigns |
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### π How to Invite Members
1. Navigate to **Settings β Organization β Members**
2. Click **Invite**
3. Enter the email address of the team member
4. Choose their **Role** (Admin or Member)
5. Click **Send invitation**
The invited user will receive an email to join the organization and complete their setup.
πΈ *Example view:*
Choose their **Role** (Admin or Member)\
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### βοΈ Changing a Memberβs Role
Admins can update roles at any time:
* Go to **Settings β Members**
* Use the dropdown under the **Role** column next to each member
* Select **Admin** or **Member**
> β **Tip:** Only Admins can change roles or remove users.
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Need help managing team permissions?\
Reach out to **** β weβll help you set everything up securely.
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