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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I invite my team, family, or lawyer?
The short answer
Inviting people is built into GitLaw - not locked behind an upgrade. Whenever someone else works on contracts with you, bring them in: a colleague, a family member, or your outside lawyer or accountant.
Who you might invite
- Your team - colleagues who work on your business's contracts.
- Your family - in your personal organisation, maybe a partner sorting out a tenancy or family paperwork.
- Your lawyer or accountant - outside advisers who need to see specific files.
They see shared files, not private ones
Every file is either shared with your organisation or private - you choose as you add it. People you invite see the organisation's shared files; private files stay yours. See Can my teammates see or edit all my files?
Working with people in another organisation
If the person you want to work with - an outside lawyer, say - has their own GitLaw organisation, you can share across organisations. That's always free. See Do I pay for people I share with?.
Who can invite
Inviting and managing people depends on your role. See Organisation roles and permissions, explained.