# Users

### Users

To begin working with users, it is helpful to become familiar with the Users table. You can access the Users table by navigating to Users > Manage, which will display a list of the current users in the system.

As shown in the image below, the table includes options to Create, Edit, Delete, or Resend Invite for each user.

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### Groups

Another table to be familiar with is the User **Groups** table. This table allows one to create and delete a group.

A user group is a collection of users who share common characteristics, such as job roles, access levels, or permissions within a system or organisation. Grouping users together into logical units simplifies user management and access control. By defining user groups, organizations can more effectively manage user access to systems and resources based on their roles and responsibilities.

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