How to Create a Team & Invite Users on Chartnote

Creating a Team and Inviting Users

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to create a team and invite users using Chartnote. It explains how to set up a team, add seats, purchase a team subscription, and invite users. It also highlights the importance of having an active subscription and the ability to grant administrative privileges to team members. If you want to efficiently manage and collaborate with a team using Chartnote, this guide is a must-read.


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