# Assign Agent to Topic
## Get your cases handled by the right people
Make sure the right agents are handling the right cases. With OneTalk you can achieve this by assigning specific agents to a specific topic.
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Assigning agents to topics can only be done if your role is **Owner** or **Admin**
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If you have just added a new topic and still on the topic detail page, [**skip to step 4**](/onetalk-omnichannel-documentation/getting-started/assign-agent-to-topic.md#step-4-assign-an-agent)
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### Step 1: Go to Organization
To get started, on the very left side menu click on **Organization**
### Step **2**: Go to Topics
A submenu should appear with different options, go ahead and select **Topics.**
### Step 3: Open topic details
Select a topic and click on the button 
### Step 4: Assign an agent
Once you have opened topic details, click on the button 
### Step 5: Search and assign an agent
Click on the text box to select or search for a member (you can add multiple at once)
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This will only show members that has created an account for OneTalk. If you cannot find any of the team members you are looking for, please refer to [**Team Members**](/onetalk-omnichannel-documentation/getting-started/team-members.md#step-4-invite-member-form) step 4.
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### Step 6: Confirm agents
Once you have selected a team member, click on the button 
to confirm
### Congratulations! You now have an assigned agent to this topic!
Once confirmed, your newly assigned agent will show up under the section **Assigned Agents**
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