> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hatchapps.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hatchapps.com/platform/account/team-management.md).

# Team management

From the Team page members can manage their organization with advanced permissions. 

The first person at your organization to register for Hatch Apps becomes the "Super Admin". The Super Admin can then assign other Admins. 

Here are the available team permissions: 

* Admin 
* Manager
* Designer
* Developer
* Business
* Contractor 

To add a team member: 

1. Go to the [Team](https://platform.hatchapps.com/team) page. 
2. Click on Add Team Member. 
3. In the modal, enter their First Name, Last Name, Email, and Role. 
4. Click Submit. 
5. In the data table, click on the 3 vertical dots and then click on Invite. This will now send your team member an automated email with a link, their email, and a temporary password. 

To edit a team member's information: 

1. Go to the [Team](https://platform.hatchapps.com/team) page. 
2. In the data table, click on the 3 vertical dots and then click on Edit. 
3. In the modal, edit the information. 
4. Click on Save when done. 

To delete a team member's information: 

1. Go to the [Team](https://platform.hatchapps.com/team) page. 
2. In the data table, click on the 3 vertical dots and then click on Delete. 
3. In the modal, confirm you want to delete. 
4. This team member will no longer have access to the Hatch Apps platform or products. 

We have built our own SSO system to enable members to enter the platform and individual products with the same login credentials. If you have any questions, contact us at: <support@hatchapps.com>

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