# Invite users

In most cases, you need to let your colleagues or public users access, collaborate and use your workflows.

It’s easy to do that.

### Step 1: Proceed to <mark style="background-color:blue;">“Invite team”</mark>

![](/files/81aX995QMOp3ggHpn9RC)

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### Step 2: Invite collaborators by emails

Enter their emails and don’t forget to click <mark style="background-color:blue;">**“Enter”**</mark> after each input:

![](/files/dj9KW99BvFVLynDALnl4)

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### Step 3: Define their roles

Every user can have one of two roles:

1. **Owners** - they can create, edit, and modify organization settings, workflows, and models.
2. **Users** - they can only use workflows without having the right to modify anything.

To assign the necessary role, choose it from the dropdown while sending email invitations:

![](/files/HUz8sBbLcA5ilaan4OmA)

When you're ready to scale your AI ops, proceed to:

{% content-ref url="/pages/8XHyN5oBPrzgafwVqC7m" %}
[Process inputs in batches](/scale/process-inputs-in-batches.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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