> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getrover.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Team Members ## Adding team members Rover is designed to be as valuable for indie devs as it is for teams, so you don't *need* to add your team, but it's always nice to work together. Inviting team members on to your Rover org is simple - head to `org > [your org] > settings > members` and add an email **that is attached to their GitHub account**. ## Roles | Role | Actions | Notes | | :----- | :--------------------------------------------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Owner | Admin + can delete the org, manage admins | There must an owner. Befor the owner can leave the org, the org must be transferred. | | Admin | Member + can manage repositories, billing, api keys | | | Member | Can interact with codebases (code chat, code graph, alert scans) | | Roles can be changed in the member settings page. Owners can change all roles; admins can only promote members to admins but not alter other admins. ## Team Usage Your org's monthly usage limit is shared across team members. We don't gate access to Rover's features based on the number of team members, so even with one Rover org member, so long as the codebase is connected *all* of your team's PRs will be scanned for issues.