Sharing Google Tag Manager Access with Overfuel

1. Google Tag Manager: Visit the Google Tag Manager website at https://tagmanager.google.com/ and log in using your credentials.
2. Accessing the Account: Make sure you are logged in to the Google Tag Manager account where you want to grant access to support@overfuel.com.
3. Click on the Container: In the main dashboard of Google Tag Manager, you will see a list of containers. Identify the container that corresponds to the website or project you want to share with support@overfuel.com. Click on the container to access its settings.
4. Container Settings: Once you are inside the container, locate the "Admin" button at the top navigation bar and click on it. This will take you to the container's settings.
5. User Management: In the left sidebar of the settings page, you will find various options. Look for "User Management" and click on it. This section allows you to manage user access and permissions for the selected container.
6. Add New User: Within the User Management section, you will see an option to add a new user. Click on the relevant button or link to add a new user.
7. Enter Email Address: A dialogue box will appear where you can enter the email address of the person or account you want to grant access to. In this case, enter "support@overfuel.com" into the provided field.
8. Select Permissions: After entering the email address, you will need to select the appropriate permissions for the user. Google Tag Manager offers various levels of access, such as Read, Edit, Publish, and Delete. Choose the level of access you want to grant to support@overfuel.com.
9. Confirm and Add User: Double-check the entered email address and the selected permissions to ensure they are correct. Once you are satisfied, click on the button to confirm and add the user. Support@overfuel.com will now have access to the specified Google Tag Manager container.

By following these instructions, you can successfully share Google Tag Manager access with the specified email address, allowing the recipient to manage tags, triggers, and variables within the designated container.