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# Invite & Manage Members

### Overview

Root users and admins can manually invite, suspend, and promote members from the user's settings page. 

### Invite members

#### Send an invitation

To send an invitation:

1. Go to the Teams > Users
2. Click **Invite Users.** 
3. Enter the invitee(s) email address, and assign the user type. 
4. Click **Add**. 
5. Click **Send invites**. New members will receive an invite link via email along with steps to join the workspace.

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### Delete member

To delete a user from Datalogz

1. Go to Teams > Users
2. Find the member's name, and click on the delete icon in the same column

The user will be removed from Datalogz and unable to access it unless they are re-invited.&#x20;

To remove a member from a Team

1. Go to Teams
2. Click on the Team's name
3. Deselect a member's name

The member will be removed from the Team and unable to access assigned projects/workspaces/streams. The member will remain a user in Datalogz.&#x20;

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