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

# Team Members

Noros supports multi-user access so your team can collaborate on cloud operations. Manage team members and seats from **Settings > Team Members**.

### Inviting Team Members

1. Go to **Settings > Team Members**.
2. Enter the email address of the person you'd like to invite.
3. Click **Invite**.

The invited team member will receive an email with instructions to create their Noros account or sign in.

#### Domain Restriction

You can only invite users whose email address matches your organization's domain. For example, if your account is registered under `@acme.com`, you can only invite other `@acme.com` email addresses.

### Seat Management

The number of available seats depends on your plan:

* **Startup** — $99/seat/mo (scales with your team)
* **Enterprise** — $399 per 5-seat license

#### Adding Seats

If you need more seats than your plan includes:

1. Go to **Settings > Team Members**.
2. Add a seat, which will adjust your monthly billing accordingly.
3. Invite the new team member.

#### Removing Seats

To remove a seat:

1. Go to **Settings > Team Members**.
2. Remove or unassign the team member.
3. The seat adjustment will be reflected in your next billing cycle.

### Managing Team Members

From the Team Members settings, you can:

* **View all members** — See who has access to your Noros account
* **Remove members** — Revoke a team member's access
* **Manage seats** — Add or remove available seats

### Access and Permissions

All team members within a Noros account share access to the connected cloud accounts. Each team member can query data from any connected account using the account switcher.


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