Invite your team
After setting up an organization in CircleCI, invite your team to create and collaborate on projects.
Prerequisites
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A CircleCI account connected to your code. You can sign up for free.
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At least one project created in your organization. See the Create a project page for instructions.
| For GitHub users, refer to the GitHub App integration or GitHub OAuth app integration guides to check which integration type applies to you. |
GitHub App and GitLab users
You must be an Organization Admin to invite your team to CircleCI.
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In the CircleCI web app, go to , then click Invite.
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To send out email invites, enter your team members' email addresses, each separated by a space, then assign their role in your CircleCI organization. If you need to assign different roles to different team members, add team members in the Invite form based on role.
Once they join your org, you can then also assign each team member a role on an individual project level. See the Manage roles and permissions guide for more details.
GitHub OAuth and Bitbucket users
Any user who is already a member of your CircleCI organization may use this process to invite new team members to CircleCI.
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On the Dashboard in the CircleCI web app, use the filter dropdown to select a project.
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Click the Add team members link next to the project name.
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A modal window will pop up. Click the Invite my team button in the window to copy an invite message that you can send to your team members. The sign-up link is not unique to a single team member. This link can be shared and used for multiple users at the same time.
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Your team members will need to use the sign-up link in your invite message to join your organization.
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