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# Invite users to your organization

When setting up your FinOps organization, it's important to consider the different roles you need for your account members. 

The roles available within FinOps for Cloud include Organization Manager, Manager, Engineer, and Member. For a description of these roles, see [User Management](/system/user-management.md). Once you have determined the appropriate roles for each individual you want to add to your account, open **User management** to start adding new users. 

### Invite users to your organization

{% hint style="info" %}
In FinOps for Cloud, you cannot send an invitation to yourself. If you attempt to invite yourself, the platform displays a message.
{% endhint %}

To invite new members to your organization:

1. Navigate to the **User management** page.
2. Select **Invite**.
3. On the **Invite users** page, complete the following steps:
   1. **Email** – Enter the email addresses of the members you want to invite. You can enter multiple addresses. 
   2. **Add role** – Select **Add role** to choose a role. You must also select a pool for each member. All pools and sub-pools existing within your environment are displayed. Note that a member with **Manager** and **Engineer** roles can belong to several different pools.
4. Select **Invite**.

A confirmation message is displayed stating that the user has been invited, and an invitation email is sent to the individual. 


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