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# Inviting your team

Invite office staff, managers, and techs so everyone can work from the same system. Set roles early so people only see what they need.

### Steps

1. Open the team invite area in BluePro.
2. Add each person and assign the right role.
3. Send the invite and confirm access after they join.

### Tips and notes

* Review permissions before sending invites.
* Branch access can affect what each person sees.

### Related articles

* [Understanding permissions](/team-and-admin/team-permissions-and-time/understanding-permissions-and-roles/understanding-permissions.md)
* [Managing team members and branch access](/team-and-admin/team-permissions-and-time/managing-team-members-and-branch-access/managing-team-members.md)


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