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# Users

On the left navigation panel, under the Account menu, click on Users to find details of the users. Optionally the settings menu also displays the number of users as a navigation link.

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An account can have multiple users. The first admin user created can add/ delete/ modify users. An admin user can add a new user by clicking the "+ Add User" button on top of the table.

## User roles

An account can have multiple users. The first admin user created can add/ delete/ modify users. An admin user can add a new user by clicking the "+ Add User" button on top of the table.

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Each user has to be assigned a role. The roles define the type of actions a user can perform. These are controlled at an API level and are consistent for both UI and APIs.

* **Admin:** users can perform actions that involve GET, PUT, POST, DELETE (i.e. all actions possible as a user)
* **Viewer**: users can only perform actions that involve GET (i.e. the user can only view the information on the platform but cannot implement any change via the platform)
* **Editor**: users can perform actions that involve GET, PUT, POST (i.e. the user cannot perform delete functions, e.g. deleting a user)

## User profile

A user can update their user profile by clicking the top right corner user bubble and selecting User Settings.

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