# Manage Your Team

Heurio's team management feature offers a streamlined way for organization admins to manage project access and collaboration by organizing users into teams. This guide provides an overview of the feature, how to create teams, and how it enhances the feedback workflow.

## Creating Teams

**Note**: This feature is available only to users with an Organization plan and admin permission. If you're interested in Heurio's Organization plan [Book a Demo here](https://calendly.com/heurio/30-min).

1. **Creating a team:**
   * Admins can create teams to reflect different roles or departments, such as Developers, UX Research, QA Testers, and Copywriters.
   * Once created, teams can be added to projects within the organization, allowing for efficient team-based collaboration.

<figure><img src="/files/pB4kHjTeKeUJnH9JAY6q" alt=""><figcaption><p>Creating a Team as an Organization Admin in Heurio</p></figcaption></figure>

## Benefits

1. **Efficient project access:** Adding a team to a project enables multiple users to access it simultaneously, reducing the need for individual invitations.
2. **Access management:** Managing access is simplified by removing a user from a team, ensuring they lose access to all projects associated with that team.
3. **Collaborative workflow:** Team management enhances collaboration, allowing each department or role to contribute effectively to projects.


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