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# Email Templates
Email templates allow you to customize your messaging and branding to suit your audience better. These are the emails your users receive when they are invited to the Hub, request a password reset, are invited to a Sharebox or Airbox, or register for Portals.
You can find the email templates at the bottom of the **Branding** page in **Settings**.
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Note: Only users with the **Manager**, **Administrator**, or **Owner** role can access this page.
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Click the three-dot menu on the right side of an email template to **View** or **Clone** the template.
When viewing an email template, you can:
* Preview the template layout.
* Edit the content.
* Change the logo.
* Send a test email.
When editing content in **Plain Text** mode, you can insert available variables that reference dynamic values such as the user's name, project name, date, and other relevant information.
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