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# Permission sets
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Permissions can be grouped in ***Permission sets***. It is possible to create custom sets manually or use the default sets. They are managed via Remote Desktop Manager in ***Administration – System settings – Vault management – Permission sets***.
### Default permission sets
Three permission sets are created by default: ***Reader***, ***Operator***, and ***Contributor***. They cannot be edited or deleted.
* ***Reader***: Includes the ***View*** and ***View sensitive information*** permissions.
* ***Operator***: Includes the ***Connect (execute)***, ***View***, ***View sensitive information*** permissions.
* ***Contributor***: Includes all available permissions.
### Custom permission sets
Create a new set that suits your specific needs:
1. In ***Administration – System settings – Vault management – Permission sets***, click on the ***New*** button.
2. Give a ***Name*** to your custom set and check each permission you want included in the set.
3. Click ***OK***. You can now see your custom permission set alongside the default ones in the main view. At any time you can ***Edit*** or ***Delete*** it using the corresponding buttons.
4. Click ***OK*** again to save your changes.
See Batch Grant Access to learn how to grant permissions sets to multiple users, user groups, and application users at once.
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Permissions can be grouped in ***Permission sets***. It is possible to create custom sets manually or use the default sets. They are managed via Remote Desktop Manager in ***Administration – System settings – Vault management – Permission sets***.
### Default permission sets
Three permission sets are created by default: ***Reader***, ***Operator***, and ***Contributor***. They cannot be edited or deleted.
* ***Reader***: Includes the ***View*** and ***View sensitive information*** permissions.
* ***Operator***: Includes the ***Connect (execute)***, ***View***, ***View sensitive information*** permissions.
* ***Contributor***: Includes all available permissions.
### Custom permission sets
Create a new set that suits your specific needs:
1. In ***Administration – System settings – Vault management – Permission sets***, click on the ***New*** button.
2. Give a ***Name*** to your custom set and check each permission you want included in the set.
3. Click ***OK***. You can now see your custom permission set alongside the default ones in the main view. At any time you can ***Edit*** or ***Delete*** it using the corresponding buttons.
4. Click ***OK*** again to save your changes.
See Batch Grant Access to learn how to grant permissions sets to multiple users, user groups, and application users at once.
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