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# How to grant yourself access to the partner portal (to view what your partners see)?
It is important to set yourself up as a partner in order to see how your partners will work with you, what they see and how they perceive the information you share with them.
## Adding yourself as a partner
In order to add yourself as a partner, you need to do the following steps:
* Go to the **Partner** tab
* Choose a partner you would like to add yourself to (It is best practice to create a test partner that will be dedicated to testing and seeing what partners see)
* Go to the **Team** tab
* Click **Add a team member** button
* Fill in the requested fields
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**Email address**
You need to use your current account's email address in order to make this work. Otherwise you will have to sign out/sign in each time you want to connect on the partner portal.
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* **Switch on** Kiflo PRM Account (This contact will have access to the partner portal)
* Click **Next** button
* Check the **"Don't send an email"** box
* Refresh your admin portal
* Your partner access will be added under Workspaces on the top right-hand corner of your portal
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**Changing workspaces**
You can switch between workspaces to quickly have access to what your partners see and to make sure everything is set up correctly.
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