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# User Management
For administrators only.
### How do I invite new users?
* Click your **name** or your **profile picture**
* Select the menu item “**OneSecure ID**"
* Your OneSecure ID account will open.
* Select “[Team](https://myaccount.onesecure-id.com/team)"
* Click **Send invitation”** to invite a new user
* Enter the user's first name, last name, email address, and preferred language.
* In the workspace, select the infrastructure the new user should have access to.
* Select “Send invitation”.
{% hint style="info" %}
The user will automatically receive an email with instructions for activating their account.
How do I activate my account?
{% endhint %}
### Can I change user permissions?
You can grant user permissions when inviting a new user and change them at any time.
You can:
* grant, remove, or change access to HTI applications.
* grant, remove, or change access to specific systems.
### How can I change user permissions later?
* Click your **name** or your **profile picture**
* Select the menu item “**OneSecure ID**"
* Your OneSecure ID account will open.
* Select “[Team](https://myaccount.onesecure-id.com/team)"
* Enter the name or email address of the user whose permissions you want to change in the search field.
* Select the three dots next to the user, then select “**Edit”** from
* Under **“Workspaces”** you can add or remove one or more workspaces.
* In the **“Access roles”** you can adjust the permissions as required.
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