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# Invite a user
You can invite users to your organization from the [**Medianova Control Panel**](https://cloud.medianova.com) and control their access by assigning roles and allowed resources. Invited users receive an email and gain access after completing the activation process.
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**Open Organization Management**
From the top menu, go to **Profile → Organization Management**.
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**Select the organization**
Choose the organization to which you want to invite the user.
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**Open Organization Users**
Click the **Organization Users** tab.
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**Invite a new user**
Click the **Invite User** button on the right side of the page.
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**Define user access**
In the **Invite User** dialog:
* Choose the **resources** the user can access
* Enter the user’s **email address**
* Select the **role**
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**Send the invitation**
Click **Invite** to send the invitation email.
The user is added to the organization after completing the account activation.
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