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# Users

Users are your stakeholders, involved in your business processes. They can be an Administrator, a Project Manager, a Solution Architect, a developer, or a tester, or they might be playing other roles that exist in your organization.

To create a user,

* Switch to the **Users** tab, and select **Create new user**.
* Enter the information necessary to create a user. Next, select a role for the user, assign a password policy, and select the status, as you see here.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**:\
1\. When you enter a Login ID, the platform shows its availability. If it is already in use, enter a different ID. UIDs (Login IDs) help you easily identify users.\
2\. Ensure you provide a valid Email Id and Mobile number when creating a user. If the user forgets their password, you can share it with them via their email ID and mobile number.
{% endhint %}

### Import Users

Use this option to create multiple user accounts at once. Select **Import user(s)** option and download the sample xls file. Enter the users’ information and upload it. 

### Manage Users

* View a user’s information by clicking![](https://reasyapps.com/forum/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/View.png).
* Edit a user’s information by clicking![](https://reasyapps.com/forum/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Edit.png). Make necessary changes and update.
* Delete a user by clicking![](https://reasyapps.com/forum/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Delete-policy.png).
* Slice and dice the list of users to view as per your preferences.


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