> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.proxyshard.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.proxyshard.com/eng/site-navigation/teamspaces.md). # Teamspaces Teams let you share access to proxies and orders, assign permissions, and work in a shared workspace. One account can create up to 10 teams. ## Opening Teams 1. Click the profile icon in the lower-left corner. 2. Select `Settings`. 3. Open the `Teams` tab.
Opening the Teams section
## Creating a team 1. Click `Create team`. 2. Enter a name in `Team name`. 3. Click `Create team` in the dialog.
Creating a team
## Switching between teams Open the account menu in the lower-left corner, select `Team`, then choose the required team. The interface will show the orders and features available to that team.
Switching the active team
Teams you have joined appear under `Teams you belong to`. The current team has the `Active` status. Click `Leave team` to leave it.
A team joined by the user
## Team settings The owner can open `Settings` on the team card, change the `Team name`, enable `Log order views`, or delete the team. Click `Save changes` after changing the settings.
Team settings
## Adding members Open `Members` on a team you own and click `Add member`. Then: 1. Enter an address in `Member email`. 2. Configure access to orders and the required permissions. 3. Click `Add member`.
Adding a member and configuring permissions
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