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# 5. Mastering Member Management with Rakosell
**Mastering Member Management with Rakosell Member Dashboard**
In this article, you'll learn how to efficiently manage your members using the Rakosell member dashboard.
* Begin by navigating to the "Member Page" and click on "Batch Add Members."
* Utilize an Excel sheet to input member names and email addresses in one go. Enter member names in column 1 and email addresses in column 2. Copy the information, paste it into the "Member Spreadsheet Data," and then click "Add."
*Friendly reminder: This member addition is not intended to bypass the registration step but to prepare your members beforehand, such as setting up member plans.*
* Click on "Send Email Invitations to Register the Above Members." The system will automatically dispatch emails to the pre-inputted list of members.
* Optionally, input a customized email subject and content to inform your members that they can apply for Rakosell user status through the email.
Now you have successfully sent email invitations to members who have not yet logged into Rakosell!
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