# Inviting your team

Transfers workspaces are designed for teams. This page covers how to invite teammates and where invitations live.

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## Inviting a teammate

1. Open **Settings → Users** from the sidebar.
2. Click **+ Invite User** at the top right.
3. Enter the teammate's email address.
4. Click **Invite**.

The teammate receives an email with a link to set up their own account. Until they accept, the invitation lives under the **Invitations** tab.

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## Active Users and Invitations

The Users page has two tabs:

* **Active Users** — every teammate who has accepted their invitation and now has access to the workspace.
* **Invitations** — pending invitations. Use this tab to verify a teammate received their invite or to resend.

You can search either list, sort by name or email, and toggle visible columns from the **Columns** dropdown.

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## Removing a teammate

To remove a teammate's access, open their row in the **Active Users** list and use the row's actions. Removing them does not delete the work they did — packages they created, courses they pinned, and reports they downloaded all remain in your workspace.

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## Next steps

* [Organization settings](/setting-up-your-workspace/organization-settings.md)
* [Support](/reference/support.md)


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