> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.citrusad.com/retail-media-interface/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.citrusad.com/retail-media-interface/advertiser-team-and-user-management/inviting-multiple-team-members.md).

# Inviting multiple team members

In the New UI, it's possible to add multiple users to your team.

#### **How to invite multiple team members to a selected team:**

1. Access **Teams** from the side menu. Retailers will see it in the main menu; advertisers will find it under **Settings**.
2. Filter to the team you want to manage. Use the filter to search for a team; your current team always appears at the top before filtering.
3. Click the ellipsis and click **Add Users**.
   1. You can also click the team's name, and then click Add Users in the team screen.
4. Add up to 50 users to the selected team, separated by commas. 
5. Select the role to apply to all users (report only or full), then click **Add** in the bottom right.

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**That's all!**

Emails already in this retailer’s namespace are added to the team and notified automatically. New users will receive an email and can join by following a few simple prompts.
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## Adding multiple users to multiple teams

Retailers have the ability to add multiple users to multiple teams. See: [Managing teams](/retail-media-interface/retailer-team-and-user-management/managing-teams.md).
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#### Guided tour

Take a guided tour below to see step-by-step how easy it is:

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