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# Invite Members to Your Team

### 🧭 Step 1: Open the Organization Settings

1. Click your **Profile Image** in the top-right corner.
2. From the dropdown, select **“Organizations.”**
3. Find your Organization and click the **⚙️ Settings** icon on its card.

> 📸 **Screenshot suggestion**: Organization list with the gear icon highlighted for an Organization.

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### 👤 Step 2: Go to the Members Tab

1. Inside the Organization Settings, click on the **“Members”** tab from the left-side menu.

> 📸 **Screenshot suggestion**: Members tab selected with an “Invite Member” button clearly visible.

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### ✉️ Step 3: Invite a Team Member

1. Click **“Invite Member.”**
2. In the search bar, type the **username** of your teammate.
3. Once the username appears, click to select it.

> 📸 **Screenshot suggestion**: "Invite Member" modal with a username being typed and auto-suggest showing.

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### 🧩 Step 4: Assign a Role

Select a role that fits their responsibilities:

* **Admin** – Full access across the organization
* **Developer** – Game integration and technical tasks
* **Advertiser** – Campaign creation and analytics
* **Creator** – Branded Object and asset design

Click **Invite** to finish.

> 📸 **Screenshot suggestion**: Role dropdown expanded, showing all four roles with brief descriptions beside them.

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### 📬 Step 5: Confirmation

Your teammate will receive a notification to accept the invite. Once accepted, they’ll appear in the Members list with their assigned role.

> 📸 **Screenshot suggestion**: Member list with sample usernames and roles, showing status (e.g., “Pending” or “Active”).

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### ✅ You’re All Set!

You’ve completed the **Getting Started** steps—nice work! Now, choose your next path:

> 📸 **Screenshot suggestion**: Two clean buttons or cards side by side:\
> “Publisher Flow” with Unity/Unreal icons\
> “Advertiser Flow” with ad/branding icons

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