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# Inviting a Component auditor
You invite a `Component auditor` as an auditor on the audit unit, not via client team. There is no separate `Component auditor` role on a client user.
A colleague from your audit firm must first be a user of that organisation. Add them via Options → Organisation → + Auditor. See [Inviting fellow auditors](/engyon/en/admin/organisation/inviting-auditors.md).
You invite someone from another audit firm without adding that person to your organisation. See [Invite a user from another organisation](/engyon/en/how-to-guides/audit/invite-a-user-from-another-organisation.md).
1. Open the group audit.
2. Click on the icon (network) :network-wired:and select the audit unit for which this auditor is responsible.
3. Open Settings → auditor team.
4. Click on add team member, choose Select organisation and invite the person.
That auditor then only sees that audit unit, not the rest of the group audit.
File requests with `Source of the document` set to `Component auditor` are visible to the Component auditor together with the audit team. Client users do not see that request. The Component auditor uploads the file as an auditor. See [Managing and creating file requests](/engyon/en/how-to-guides/sources/manage-and-create-file-requests.md).