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# Sharing Traps

OcuTrap allows users to share traps with others, enabling collaboration and remote monitoring. To share a trap, follow these steps:

### Requirements

* The user sharing the trap **must have an OcuTrap account**.
* The recipient must also have an OcuTrap account with a valid email address.

### How to Share a Trap

1. **Log into your OcuTrap account.**
2. Navigate to the **Sharing** section.
3. Select the **trap** you want to share.
4. Click the **plus (+) icon** to add a new user.
5. Enter the recipient’s **valid email address**.
6. Confirm the sharing action.

Once shared, the recipient will have access based on their **user level**. To learn more about different access levels, see the [User Levels](/faqs/sharing-traps/user-levels.md) page.


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