# Invite your team

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Termius is a modern SSH client designed for collaboration. It helps your team stay on the same page by keeping Hosts, Keys, Snippets, Port Forwarding rules, and Known Hosts in sync with encrypted cloud vaults.

### Single source of truth <a href="#single-source-of-truth" id="single-source-of-truth"></a>

Old-school SSH clients were never designed with collaboration in mind. Teams often maintain shared spreadsheets, wikis, or NetBox as a single source of truth. This scattered approach leads to wasted time and confusion. Team members search for connection information in one place and copy and paste it into their SSH client of choice, only to find that someone forgot to update the details. So they spend even more time asking where to get the latest connection details.

Termius transforms this process with team vaults. Vaults serve as a single source of truth for Hosts, Groups, Snippets, Port Forwarding rules, and Credentials, which are stored securely and updated in real time. With a single click, every team member gets immediate access to the connection details they need, ensuring that everyone is always on the same page.

### Invite your team

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Adding new team members in Termius is straightforward, but access to shared data is granted in steps:

1. Send the invitations to your teammates
2. Once the invitation is accepted, the new member joins the team and gets access to their **Personal** vault
3. The team owner receives a notification prompting them to grant access to the Team vault containing the shared data
4. Only after access is granted can the team member see the shared data in Termius

See [Team vaults](/team-collaboration/team-vaults.md) for more details on setting up and managing your team.


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