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# Assign users to account
**1)** After creating your account, you now need to add a user to this account. Login to the registry, go to the company tab, click \[...], highlighted in red below, and invite user to account.
Note: even if you are a Company Representative, you should add yourself to the account to access the holding module and enable all EAC-related actions. Furthermore, you should be part of the Account to receive any notifications about incoming transfers and approvals from the Registry Administrator.
**2)** A pop up box will appear where you should fill in your (or a fellow employee’s) email address and role. Then click invite.
*Note: There are two types of roles for users:*
*-“Initiate and approve” should be selected for users who should be able to initiate and approve actions (e.g. transfers, retirements, and booking if relevant).*
*-“Read only” should be selected for users who should be able to see account information but not have the ability to initiate and approve actions.*
**3)** Once approved by the Katalist administrators, the employee whose information was provided in the previous step will receive an email informing them they are now part of Katalist.
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