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# Create and manage user groups

Create user groups in Devolutions Cloud, assign members, and manage group assignments through Administration, user edit, or invitations.

User management and permissions can be made easier with ***User Groups*** in Devolutions Cloud.

#### Create user Groups

1. Go to ***Administration – User Groups***.
2. Click ***Add***.
3. ***Name*** your ***User Group***.
4. Select the ***Users***.
5. Click ***Add***.

#### Manage User Groups

Managing and adding users to ***User Groups*** in Devolutions Cloud can be done through multiple ways:

{% hint style="info" %}
To manage ***vaults Permissions*** with ***User Groups*** , look into [Create and manage vaults](/cloud/web-interface/administration/management/vaults/create-and-manage-vaults.md).
{% endhint %}

* In ***Administration – User Groups***, select the ***User Groups*** and click the ***Edit*** button.
* In ***Administration – Users***, select the ***User*** and click the ***Edit*** button. In the ***User Groups*** tab, manage the groups.
* In the invitation process, select the ***User Groups*** for the new user.


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