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# Manage team members and organizations
Agentalk allows you to collaborate with your team inside a shared organization and manage multiple organizations under a single account. This is useful when working across different teams, clients, or projects.
### Invite a team member
Add a new user so they can access and manage your organization.
1. Click the **Settings** icon in the top navigation.
2. Select the **Organizations** tab.
3. Click **Invite new member**.
4. Enter the team member’s email address.
5. Select a role:
* Member - Bassic access
* Admin - Full access
6. Click **Send invitation**.
The invited user will receive an email with a link to join your organization.
### Remove a team member
Remove access for a user who should no longer be part of the organization.
1. Click the **Settings** icon in the top navigation.
2. Open the **Members & Invitations** tab.
3. Find the user in the list and click the **remove (trash) icon** next to their name.
4. Click **Remove meber** to confirm.
The user loses access immediately.
### Create a new organization
Create a separate workspace for a different client, team, or use case.
1. Click the **Settings** icon in the top navigation.
2. Select the **Organizations** tab.
3. Click **Create new organization**.
4. Enter the organization details:
* **Organization name**
* **Description**
* **Website** (optional)
5. Click **Create Organization.**
The new organization is empty and independent. You must configure its settings, agents, phone numbers, and contacts before using it.
### Switch between organizations
Move between organizations to manage different workspaces.
1. Click the **organization selector** at the top of the navigation.
2. Select the organization you want to switch to.
All data and settings update to match the selected organization.
### When to use multiple organizations
Use separate organizations when you need to isolate data between clients or projects.
Each organization has its own:
* Agents
* Phone numbers
* Contacts
* Campaigns
* Billing
Organizations do not share data with each other.
### Next steps
Here are the recommended next steps after completing this guide:
* [**Manage your organization**](/settings-and-administration/manage-your-organization.md): Configure organization settings such as name and time zone.
* [**Setup checklist**](/getting-started/setup-checklist.md): Complete setup for each new organization.
* [**Create an outbound campaign**](/campaigns/create-an-outbound-campaign.md): Start running campaigns within an organization.
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