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# Members
A well-organized team structure within your Distro workspace is key to a smooth operation. Managing members, handling invitations, and defining user roles are fundamental to maintaining order and clarity.
Here's how to manage your team within Distro:
* **Manage Members:** Keep your team’s details up-to-date. You can add or remove members, update their information, or change their roles as necessary.
* **Manage Invitations:** Control who gets access to your workspace. Send out invitations to new members, track pending invites, and manage follow-ups for those who haven't yet responded.
* **Types of Users:** Assign the correct roles to your team members. Distinguish between Members, who have standard access, and Admins, who are granted administrative privileges for broader control over the workspace.
Effective team management ensures that everyone has the appropriate level of access and that your workspace remains secure and efficient.
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