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# Access and Setup

## Accessing the FE\&R Platform

Log in to the AB Tasty platform and look for the "Feature Experimentation & Rollouts" section in the main navigation.

## Inviting Your Team

* In the AB Tasty platform, go to **Account Settings** **> Account >** [**User rights**](https://app2.abtasty.com/settings/user-management) > **Feature experimentation** Tab.
* Click **Add User** and enter the email addresses of your teammates.
* Assign each user the appropriate role (see below).
* Invited users will receive an email with instructions to set up their account.

## Setting Up User Roles and Permissions

* **Assign roles at the account level:**
  * **Guest:** View-only access.
  * **Member:** Can view and participate, but cannot manage users.
  * **Product Manager/Project Manager:** Can create and manage experiments and flags.
  * **Admin/Super Admin:** Full rights, including user management and settings.
* **Set folder-level permissions** if you want to restrict access to specific campaigns or flags.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Best practice:** Only grant admin rights to users who need to manage other users or critical settings. For most team members, "Member" or "Product Manager" is sufficient.
{% endhint %}

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