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# How to invite users to a Project in Illumina BioInsight Platform Core
1. Log into the BaseSpace Enterprise domain and from the platform Application page, select the Illumina BioInsight Platform Core (formerly, Illumina Connected Analytics (ICA)) tile.
2. Select the desired Project on the Projects tab. Note that only users with the Administrator role for the given Project can invite other users.
3. Once inside the project, expand the Project Settings section on the left panel, and click on the Team tab to invite users. Individual users can be invited from the tenant or by specifying their email address. If users are organized by workgroup, an entire workgroup can be given access.
4. Permissions must be set individually for access to Project, Flow, Base, and Bench. The page [here](https://help.ica.illumina.com/project/p-team#roles) lists the allowed actions for each role within these four categories.
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