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# Users
This view is similar to the [Network user view](/documentation/backoffice/network-view/users-roles-and-permissions.md) but is focused on a single facility, displaying only global users and users assigned to that facility. It enables users to manage other users within the facility scope. For example, a Supervisor can create or modify Fulfillers in the same facility.
## Create a new user
To add a new user to your facility, follow the steps below:
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**Select Add user**
Click the **Add user** button at the bottom left of the user table.
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**Enter the required information**
This is the first name, last name, and password for the user. You can also add a username, and select the language that Backoffice will show.
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**Assign a role**
Click **Add role** and select the required role. You can select an existing role, or [create a custom role](/documentation/backoffice/network-view/users-roles-and-permissions.md#custom-roles).
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**Assign a facility or facility group (optional)**
If access must be restricted to specific locations, it's possible to add facilities and/or facility groups to the limitation. Select **Add facility** or **Add facility group**, select the required entry, confirm with **Save**.
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**Save the settings**
Select **Save** to create the user.
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## Edit an existing user
You can edit an existing user at any time. To do this, select a user from the User list. Then, edit the information as needed. Click **Save** for the changes to take effect.
## Delete an existing user
If you're an Administrator, you can also delete users.
In the **Users** table, find the user you'd like to delete and hover on their row. Click the **more** icon (three vertical dots), then select **Delete user**. You'll need to confirm the deletion.
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