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# User Management: Add, Remove, Update Users
Managing your team in Rox is straightforward, whether you're adding new users, updating their roles, or removing access. This guide will walk you through how to create, delete, and update members in your organization.
Navigate to Teams by clicking on **your name** on the bottom left corner, clicking **Settings** and then clicking **Members** on the left column.
## How to Add Members
1. Click the **+Add Members** button in the top right corner.
2. Enter User Details:
* Add the **email addresses** of the users you want to invite.
* Select the appropriate **role** for each user.
3. Click **Create** to create users, send invitations and add them to your organization.
## How to Remove Members
1. Find the user you want to remove from the Members list.
2. Remove Them from the Organization:
* Click the **three dots** to the right of their role.
* Click **Remove from Organization**.
## How to Update a Member's Role
1. Find the user in the Members list whose role you want to change.
2. Edit Their Role:
* Click on their current role (e.g. Admin).
* Select the role(s) you would like to enable for them.
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By managing your members effectively in Rox, you can ensure the right people have the right level of access, keeping your organization secure and your team productive.
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