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# CMS Users

The CMS Users puts you in control. You can add, edit, or remove users and customize permissions so every person on your team gets just the right level of access. This way, your website stays secure, efficient, and exactly how you want it.

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## Access the Users Manager

1. **Log In:**\
   Sign in to your Admin Panel with your admin credentials.
2. **Navigate to Users:**\
   In the main menu, click on **Users Manager** to access the Users Manager

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## Add a New User

1. **Click “Add New User”:**\
   Once in the Users Manager, hit the “Add New User” button.
2. **Fill in User Details:**
   * **Username & Email:** Enter a unique username and valid email address.
   * **Password:** Set a strong password.
   * **Role/Permissions:** Assign the appropriate role that defines what this user can access (e.g., Add, Edit, Delete) in each module.
3. **Save:**\
   Click “Add” to add the new user to your system.

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## Edit a User

1. **Find the User:**\
   Browse or search for the user you want to edit in the Users Manager.
2. **Edit Details:**\
   Click on the “Edit” button next to the user’s name. Update the necessary information—such as email, password, status, or permission.
3. **Save Changes:**\
   After making your edits, click “Save” to update the user’s profile.


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