# Recovering teams

When restoring repositories, one type of metadata that can be restored is **teams**. **GitProtect** ensures that **teams** and their associated users are reinstated.

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This process may include sending invitations for users to rejoin the organization.
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Before starting the restoration process, a prompt will inform you of this action—accepting the prompt will restore **teams** and send invitations as needed. Canceling the prompt will exclude **teams** from the restoration process.

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