> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.meetmadison.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.meetmadison.ai/settings/team.md).

# Team

Add colleagues to Madison so they can help manage your reviews, posts, and messages. Manage your team under **Settings → Team**.

For how to invite people, see [Invite your team](/getting-started/invite-your-team.md).

## Roles

Each teammate has one of three roles:

| Role      | Billing | Manage team, integrations, locations | Reviews, posts, messages |
| --------- | :-----: | :----------------------------------: | :----------------------: |
| **Owner** |    ✅    |                   ✅                  |             ✅            |
| **Admin** |         |                   ✅                  |             ✅            |
| **User**  |         |                                      |             ✅            |

* There is always exactly **one Owner**, and the Owner can't be removed. Only the Owner manages billing.
* The Owner is automatically kept on every location.

{% hint style="info" %}
Roles are set when you invite someone and can't be changed afterwards. To give a teammate a different role, remove them and invite them again with the new role.
{% endhint %}

## Active and pending members

The Team tab shows two lists:

* **Active members**: people who have accepted their invite and can use Madison.
* **Pending members**: people you've invited who haven't joined yet (only their email shows until they accept).

## Removing a team member

If someone no longer needs access, you can remove them from this page. They'll lose access to your workspace straight away.


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