> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.spreo.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.spreo.io/dashboard/teams-and-members.md). # Teams and Members Organize your boards and member access to boards by using teams. {% hint style="info" %} Team limits apply based on your plan. For example, the Starter plan is limited to 1 team. The number of members is limited to the seats in your plan. More teams are available on the Business and Enterprise plans. For full details read our [Plans overview.](/plans/plans-overview.md) {% endhint %} ### Your Teams Your active team is shown in the left menu and the top of the dashboard. To select a different team, use the dropdown menu:

### Managing your team #### Inviting new members You can add members to your team in a number of ways: * Use the + icon next to the team select dropdown or next to the team profile images at the top of the dashboard * You can add team members via name (if they already have an account in your org), email or link. Invite links expire after 14 days. * If you are an Admin or Owner, you can open the [Manage Teams](https://spreo.io/manage/teams) screen via the team dropdown. * You can invite existing Account members to another team, or send an invite to new people to join.

Add People to the team fron the dashboard

#### Create a new team New Teams can be created from the dashboard by any member of the Account, if your plan allows it (all plans except Starter):

Note - Admins and Owners can choose whether Members can create their own Teams:

Or, Admins and Owners can use the [Manage Team](https://spreo.io/manage/teams) screen to create or delete teams for your organization account:

* Members can be in multiple teams * Teams can have as many members as you like (limited by your plan) * The person creating the team is automatically added to the team * Use 'Add People' to add existing members to another team * To remove members, click on your team to 'open' it and use the option at the end of each person's row * Members can access boards in a team they have been added to, or they can be directly invited to individual boards in other teams. ### Team limits * Starter Plan: 1 Team * Business Plan: Unlimited Teams. Members are limited to the seats in your plan * Enterprise Plan: Unlimited Teams and Members If you need to add more members, or change plan to add more teams, Owners can change your plan from Billing in the Admin menu. For full details on all plans, read our [Plan Overview.](/plans/plans-overview.md)

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