> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://stepsize.gitbook.io/stepsize-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://stepsize.gitbook.io/stepsize-documentation/team-and-collaborators/how-to-invite-collaborators.md).
# How to invite collaborators
Stepsize is a multiplayer tool to help teams track and fix tech debt.
It's designed to be radically more effective than simply using a typical issue tracker.
Once you're set up, invite collaborators to explore the tool. We'll help them understand how (and why) to get started.
## **How to invite collaborators** 🌎
1. Open the [Stepsize web app](https://app.stepsize.com)
2. `Settings` > `Members` > `Invite by email`
That's it! You're ready to champion change and fight tech debt.
## [**Open the web app**](https://app.stepsize.com) 👉
### **Invite collaborators via issues**
When you create an issue, we automatically scan the authors of the linked code.
Simply accept our suggestion to invite the authors as collaborators to check out the issue you've created.
## **What next?**
When you installed Stepsize, you put the power to transform your team in your hands.
Stepsize works with organisations like yours to help unlock industry-leading issue tracking and tech debt management.
## [**Set up a call with us**](https://meetings.hubspot.com/alex527/tech-debt-management-with-alex-stepsize) 🤙
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