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# Agency: Add a user to a client
Invite your client to their company's account in AdPage
As an agency you manage multiple companies from one AdPage account. In most cases your own team works in those environments, but there are situations where someone outside your agency needs access as well. Think of the client's own online marketer who wants to check the data, a developer who has to verify a tracking setup, or a new colleague at the client side who takes over the account.
For those situations you can invite people directly into a client's company. They get their own login and their own access to that specific company, so you never have to share credentials or pass around a single account. It also keeps things clean when someone leaves: you remove that one user instead of changing a password everyone knows.
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### Log in to your agency account
Log in as an agency-user in [AdPage](https://data.adpage.io/auth/login)
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### Open the settings of your client's company
In your Clients-overview click on the settings icon behind the company you want to invite a new member to.
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### Invite a member
You are able to invite another member to the company in the **Invite mebmer** section.
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### After the invitation
Until the invitation is accepted, the person does not have access yet. If they say they never received anything, ask them to check their spam folder first and confirm that you used the correct email address. If needed you can simply send the invitation again.
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