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# Invite Users
To invite a user to register in IT-Conductor, you must be an administrator or a user with administrative access.
### Invite User in IT-Conductor
1. Navigate to **Management → Security → People**.
2. Click the **Invite a person to register in IT-Conductor** icon as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 1: Invite a Person to Register in IT-Conductor
3. Fill out the following mandatory fields in the "Create Invitation" wizard.
* **Person Name** - name of the user account being added
* **E-mail** - e-mail address of the user account being added
The following optional fields are also available:
* **Make Administrator** - grants administrator access to the user account being added
* **Expiration Period** - indicates the number of days the user account expires. By default, it is set to 30 days
* **Completion Monitoring** - enables alerting to notify you if the invitation process fails or succeeds
Figure 2: Create Invitation Wizard
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