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# Team Settings
Your [Team Settings page](https://app.akk.io/team-settings) features your team information, including a team overview, members, and API keys. This page is accessible by clicking the “Settings” at the bottom left of the Akkio home page.
Team creation and management, however, is located at the top left of the Akkio home page.
Create one by simply clicking “Create Team” in the above dropdown and giving it a name.
Creating a team makes it easy to manage members and their roles. You can have multiple Teams at once.
### **General**
The rest of your Team Settings will be located in the Settings page. Accessed at the bottom left of the Akkio home page.
Change your current Team's name, Delete your Team, or override your Organization's White Labeling with a unique one for your Team. More details on [White Labeling](https://docs.akkio.com/akkio-docs/settings/organization-settings#white-labeling) under Organization Settings.
### **Members**
The Members section shows all the team members, including their names, emails, dates they joined, and role (owner, admin, or member).
One of the best ways to explore collaboration in Akkio is by inviting members to your organization and creating teams. You can do so simply by entering their email, and they’ll be added as soon as they accept the email invite.
The person you invite will receive an email and the below prompt upon clicking “accept invite.”
As an Owner, you can remove a member at any time in this section or upgrade their role to “Admin” instead of “Member.”
For more details on the different Member roles, see our [Role Based Access Control](https://docs.akkio.com/akkio-docs/settings/role-based-access-control) page.
### **API Keys**
The API keys section gives the API key for the current team, which is used for the Akkio API. You can copy-and-paste this API key to authenticate any workflows or integrations that require it.
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As an Owner, you can remove a member at any time in this section or upgrade their role to “Admin” instead of “Member.”
For more details on the different Member roles, see our [Role Based Access Control](https://docs.akkio.com/akkio-docs/settings/role-based-access-control) page.
### **API Keys**
The API keys section gives the API key for the current team, which is used for the Akkio API. You can copy-and-paste this API key to authenticate any workflows or integrations that require it.