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# Team Members
## Getting Started with Members
Inviting team members to your organization is a straight forward process and should be the first thing to do once you access OneTalk's dashboard.
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Inviting team members can only be done if your role is **Owner** or **Admin**
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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 Members
A submenu should appear with different options, go ahead and select **Members** (this should be the default selection once you click on organization).
### Step 3: Click Invite Member
On the right-hand side, click on the button 
### Step 4: Invite Member form
#### Enter your team member's email address
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Make sure the email address is accessible by you or the invited person
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#### Select a Role & Access
Select a role for the invited member (you can change this later).
#### **Assign Topics (optional)**
Assign your team member to a topic or topics by selecting at least one topic (you can update this later).
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If you haven't created a topic before, you'll have one default topic named **General**
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#### Send Invitation
Once everything is filled click on the button 
### Step 5: Accept Invitation
Please check for an email from the sender *OneTalk by TapTalk.io* and click 
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Please **check your spam folders** for this email if you can't find it in your inbox.
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### Sign up for OneTalk by TapTalk.io
Once the invited member has clicked on Join Now, a new tab will open prompting the member to sign up. Continue with the sign up process and they will be good to go!
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