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# Team access

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

## Team access

Contouron supports one user per account. Native multi-user and team-member access is not live yet, and there is no firm release date. Today you share access by sharing your login email and the emailed authentication code (steps below). Whoever you share the code with signs in as you, so there are no separate teammate logins, roles, or audit trail.

### Give a teammate access to your account

If you have an assistant or teammate who needs access to Contouron on your behalf:

1. Have them enter your email address when logging in
2. Give them the authentication code sent to your email
3. They complete the login process

This keeps them signed in for awhile.

### Invite an admin to your account

If you want to give someone admin-level access to manage your Contouron account:

1. Have them enter your email address when logging in
2. Give them the authentication code sent to your email
3. They complete the login process

The admin will have full access to your account, including social accounts, posts, and settings.


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