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# Team Management: Add, Remove and Set Default Team

Teams in Rox help you organize your members into groups that reflect how your organization works. This guide will show you how to create, configure, and remove teams to keep your workspace aligned with your structure.

Navigate to Teams by clicking on **your name** on the bottom left corner, clicking **Settings** and then clicking **Teams** on the left column.

## How to Add a Team

1. Click **+Add Team** in the top right corner.

* Configure the Team:
  * Fill out the **Team Name**.
  * Add **Team Members**.
  * Assign a **Team Owner**.

2. Click **+Add Team** to save your changes

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## How to Set a Default Team

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1. Click **Select A Team** under **Default Team**.
2. Select the team you would like to set as the default for your organization.

## How to Delete a Team

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* Click the **three dots** on the row of the team name.
* Select **Remove from Organization**.

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By organizing your members into teams in Rox, you can streamline collaboration, align ownership, and ensure the right people are working together on the right accounts.


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