How do I add a member of my team to my dashboard?

How do I add a member of my team to my dashboard?

To add a new team member, Kindly follow the steps below:
  1. Log in to your dashboard here
  2. On the left pane, scroll down and click on Settings.
  3. Then click on 'Team'
  4. On the Teams page, at the top right, click on ‘Invite a member’
Inviting a member requires you to select a role, roles allow you control the access and permissions a team member has.

To create a new role,
  1. On the Teams page, click on ‘Manage Teams and permissions’.
  2. Then click on ‘Add new role’.
  3. Input a role name and proceed to check or uncheck the boxes of each feature based on the access you want to grant the new team member.

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