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# Invite User
Invite user to the organization:
1. Navigate to **`Organization`** -> **`Users`** and click on **`Invite User`**
2. Enter the basic details:
a. **`User Name`** - Name of the user
b. **`User Email`** - Email of the user. User should sign-in using the account linked to same email id
3. Choose the roles to be assigned to the user
4. Choose the organizations users should be part of
5. Click on **`Submit`** to invite the user
#### Invitation Email
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From 26.4.1, when **`IZ User Auth`** is enabled and **`Email Settings`** are configured, the invited user receives an email with a **`Set your password`** link:
* The link is valid for **7 days** and can be used **once**.
* After setting a password, the user signs in with **`IZ User`** on the login page.
* If the link has expired, the user can request a new one with **`Forgot password?`** on the sign-in form, or an administrator can use **`Set Temporary Password`** under **`Users`**.
If email is not configured, the invitation is still created but no email is sent. Use **`Set Temporary Password`** to give the user a first password. See [Sign-in and MFA](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-core/sign-in-and-mfa.md).
### See Also
* [Organizations](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-core/organization/organizations.md)
* [Users](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-core/organization/users.md)
* [Roles](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-core/organization/roles.md)
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