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# How to add people to your Workspace
1. In the left-hand navigation, select **Manage people & departments**.
2. Click the **Add User** button in the top-right corner.
3. Fill in the following details:
* **Full name** – the user's full name.
* **Phone number** – this is used to sign in to their account (e.g. +61412345678).
* **Work email address** – the user's work email.
* **Display name** *(optional)* – the name shown to others in the workspace. If left blank, the user will be prompted to create their profile on first sign-in.
* **Role** – select the appropriate permission level from the dropdown (defaults to Member).
4. Click **Add User** to save.
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Note: Coming soon is the ability to upload people in bulk and via CSV file.
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