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# How to manage members of Tables & Rooms

1. In the left-hand navigation, select **Manage Tables & Rooms.**

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2. Click **Edit** next to the relevant Table or Room.
3. Scroll down to the **Manage members** section.

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4. From here you can:

* Search for existing members by name, username, email, or phone.
* Sort members by name, Display name, Role in Room or Status.
* Click Add member to add someone new.
* Click Edit next to a member to update their role in the Room.

5. Click **Save changes** when done.


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