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# Invite Apple Developer Team Members
### Overview
Once you have created your Apple `Developer` account, notify us and we'll share with you a unique email address to add as an `Admin` to your `Developer` account.
You can invite additional people to your team when enrolled in the Apple `Developer` Program. You can manage team members in App Store Connect. For details, visit “[Add and edit users](https://developer.apple.com/help/app-store-connect/manage-your-team/add-and-edit-users)” in App Store Connect Help.
**Required role:** `Account Holder` or `Admin`
**Process:**
1. In the top navigation of your [developer account](https://developer.apple.com/account), click “Program resources.” Under “Services,” click “Users and Access.”
2. Click the add button (+).
3. In the dialog that appears, enter the user’s first name, last name, and email address.
4. Under Roles, select the user’s role as Admin or Developer.
1. **Tip:** To learn more about each role, click See Permissions.
5. Click Invite.
The people invited to join your team receive an email that includes a link to accept the invitation.
If they don’t have an Apple Account, they’re asked to create one during the acceptance process.
Once they complete the invitation process, they’re added to your team.
{% hint style="info" %}
The invitation expires after three days. If they miss the acceptance period, you can invite them again.
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### The Next Steps
Once the above is completed, we can [tranfer your iOS app to your Apple Developer account](https://docs.podplay.app/owners-playbook/the-podplay-system/overview-of-tiers/further-details-of-tiers/apple-developer-account/transferring-your-ios-app-to-your-apple-developer-account).
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