# Teams

The Teams section under Account Management enables administrators to organize members into groups with specific policies and permissions. Teams help manage access control, streamline communication, and apply consistent policies across user groups.

## Teams Dashboard

The main dashboard displays all teams with their organizational structure and access levels:

* **Search by Name** — Locate specific teams using the search bar
* **Date Filter** — Filter teams by creation date
* **New** — Create a new team

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## Create New Team

Click the **New** button to create a team and configure its settings.

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### Team Configuration

**Policies Assignment** Select which policies this team should inherit. Available options include:

**Users Assignment** Add members to the team by selecting from existing users. Members appear as user tags (e.g., @rishabh, @saaral, @raj) and can be removed using the X button.

### Team Management

Click on any team from the dashboard to access detailed management options.

### Policies

View and modify policies assigned to the team. The interface shows currently assigned policies as tags with a **Search for existing policies** function to add additional policies.

### Members Management

The Members section displays all team members with management options.

* **Add users to the team here** — Invite new members using the add button
* **Remove members** — Use the action buttons in each member row
* **Collapse/Expand** — Control member list visibility

> Team deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. All members will lose team-based permissions immediately.


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