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# Collaborators
## Adding a Collaborator from Home
* From your home screen and click on the **Manage Collaborator** under **Collaborators** for your fund
* On the next dialog, enter the email address of the person you want to collaborate with
* Collaborators will get an email saying you’ve sent a model to them. Once they login to their Tactyc account they’ll see your model on their home screen.
## **Adding a Collaborator from with the fund's dashboard**
* Open the fund's dashboard
* From the left side-bar click on **Collaborators**
## **Set Access Levels for Collaborators**
* By default all collaborators have full-write access to all parts of your fund. You can control the access levels for different sections of the fund by collaborator.
**Note:** Collaborators must have an active Tactyc account. This may be a valid trial account as well.
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