# Team accounts ### How to invite people to join my team? to get people to join your team, share your invitation link with them from the top-left section or the [Settings page](https://cloud.sesterce.com/settings/).

If you do not want to share access to your personal team, you can **create a new** one as well (see picture below). Define the name and the description for your new team, and share its invite link via the [method described above](#how-to-invite-people-to-join-my-team).

### What are the different roles? If you are sharing an invitation to your personal team or a new team you created, it means you are the team owner. Here are the differences between Owner and Member roles:

Action	Who can do this?
Billing Management: Credit balance and see balance amount, download invoices.	Owners and Co-Owners
Settings Management: See and update settings linked to the team (Billing address, Account type), create and share API Keys, see user logs.	Owners only
Resources Management: Launch compute and inference instances and create SSH Keys to access it, create Volumes, see running elements (Name, IP, etc.)	Owners, Co-Owners and Members

### What happens if my team does not have enough credits? When you want to launch an instance or create a volume, you can select the team associated to this deployment in Checkout section. By default, the team selected top left is also selected here. If the team selected does not have enough credits for deploying the resource, you'll receive an error log accordingly.

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