# Invite your team

Source: https://help.jenzo.ai/articles/invite-your-team

## Send an invite

You need to be an admin.

1. Open **Settings > Workspace and members**.
2. Press **Invite someone**.
3. Enter their email, choose **Member** or **Admin**, and press **Send invite**.

They get an email titled *(your name) added you to (workspace) on Jenzo*. They sign in at [app.jenzo.ai/login](https://app.jenzo.ai/login) with a one-time code sent to that email. No password or token is shared with them.

The Free plan is for one person, so inviting a second person asks you to choose a team plan. See [Plans, trial and billing](/articles/plans-trial-billing).

## What each role can do

- **Admins** create, edit, assign and delete tickets, set priorities, see the whole team's AI spend and goals, manage billing, and change workspace settings.
- **Members** read tickets, create their own, comment, and change the status of their own tickets. On the AI pages they see what they launched.

## After they join

Ask each person to open **Settings > Connect AI** on their own computer and copy their own setup prompt or install command. Each person's AI work is then recorded under their name. You can check who is set up on **AI > Connected**, and send someone a setup email from there with **Send setup prompt**.

## Teams that share one Claude account

Several people can share one Claude account and still be tracked separately, because Jenzo knows who you are from your own Jenzo sign-in, not from the Claude profile.

- Each person sets Jenzo up on their own computer.
- Do not add Jenzo in claude.ai under the shared account's connectors. That setting is shared by everyone on the account, so all of you would act as one person.
- If you use the Claude desktop app on a shared account, put your name in your chat titles so people can tell them apart.

## Remove someone

On **Workspace and members**, press **Remove** next to the person. Their tickets stay in the workspace. A workspace always needs at least one admin, and you cannot remove yourself.