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# Invite Users to Aikido Without a Git Account
Aikido provides flexible options for inviting users who do not have a GitHub/BitBucket/GitLab account or prefer using alternative login methods such as Google, Microsoft, or a personal GitHub/BitBucket/GitLab account.
## Use Cases
* **Billing Personnel**: Users responsible for billing who do not have a Git account.
* **Personal GitHub Account Users**: Users with a personal GitHub account not affiliated with the organization.
* **Freelancers**: Contractors needing partial or temporary access.
* **Auditors**: External auditors requiring temporary access.
* **BitBucket users with limited-access to repos:** Users that only have limited access to a certain repos in BitBucket.
* **Multiple Git systems:** when users need to be invited to multiple workspaces of different Git systems (combo Github and Gitlab).
## Steps to Invite Users
**Step 1**: Navigate to the [Users Section](https://app.aikido.dev/settings/users) in Settings. Click **'Add'** to open the user invite dialogue
**Step 2**: Enter one or multiple **email address**. The email needs to be a company email.
**Step 3.** Choose the **second Login Method** - Users can log in via GitHub/Bitbucket/GitLab, Google or Microsoft.
**Step 4.** Ensure that the invited user clicks the button in the email redirecting to Aikido and then using its email that was used during invite for Google/Microsoft.
### Important Notes
* **Manual Offboarding**: Users invited via these methods **will not** be automatically offboarded. It is important to manually remove users who no longer require access to the Aikido platform to maintain security and manage access appropriately.
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