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# Inviting Members

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1. Log in to [Dashboard](https://orimon.ai/login) using your Google account/manual signup
2. Once logged in, you should see an icon for your bot. Click on it to go to the bot's overview page.

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3. On the overview page, you will see several tabs. Click on "Settings" -> "Team Members".

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There you will see a section as shown below:

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Click on "**Add Member**" on the right side.

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Enter the email of your team member that you wish to add. Check the box "**Live Agent**" of you wish to give them Live Chat permissions as well, read more about Live Chat [*here*](/docs/product-guides/setting-up-live-chat.md)

That's it! You have successfully invited your team to collaborate on your bot.&#x20;

They will receive an email with instructions on how to join and start working on the bot with you.

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