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# Share a survey with other users

In this walkthrough you will see how to share the survey with other users and if needed revoke their access to it.

## 🤗 Sharing a survey

![](/files/-MBh_RT5sAuNgxy0NUcq)

Out of the box the survey is only accessible by the owner of the survey who created it. To share the survey with other users you will need to grant them access to it.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you don't have rights to share a survey please contact your ngSurvey administrator.
{% endhint %}

1. At the **Forms** page choose the survey to share and press on **3 vertical dots**.
2. Go to **Access rights**
3. Select users from left column to share the access.
4. Press **Add** to apply settings.

## 🙅 Revoke access rights

![](/files/-MBhcNtQ6t990sJ3WMx1)

 Choose the user's name on the right at the **Access rights** box of the survey to revoke its access rights.


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