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# Inviting your team

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Pump lets you add unlimited users to your team as admins or viewers once you've linked your AWS account.
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To add team members to your Pump account, navigate to Settings > Team Members > Invite team member.

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Everyone is added as a 'viewer' by default, i.e., they don't have the permissions to add additional AWS accounts. You can further make them an admin if you need to. If there are any other user-related permissions you need, please email us at <support@pump.co>.


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