# Inviting team members

## Why invite collaborators?

Working in a team on test automation is easier if all of your team members have access to BugBug.

* Work together on test cases
* Share direct links to test results
* Empower developers to [run tests locally ](/running-tests/test-in-your-browser.md)
* Let developers see test results by clicking a link in[ build pipelines](/integrations/api.md)
* Get all-team [notifications](/collaboration/alerts.md) for scheduled cloud runs

{% hint style="info" %}
**Hint!** If you're a software agency, you don't need to invite your clients to send them email notifications. You can add them as "additional email addresses" in [project notification settings](/collaboration/alerts.md).
{% endhint %}

## How many users can I invite?

You can invite an unlimited number of users, <mark style="color:green;">**free of charge**</mark>. No paid subscription is required.

## How to invite collaborators?

Go to "Organization settings" and switch to the "User" tab. Here you can see who has access and their role.&#x20;

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## User roles

| Role   | Can                                                                                                           |
| ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Editor | Access & Edit assigned projects                                                                               |
| Admin  | <p>Access & Edit all projects<br>Manage Billing<br>Update credit card information<br>Change subscriptions</p> |


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