# Create new role

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**Access Type**: Admin
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A role is a customizable collection of permissions that dictate what kind of access a user has across Didomi product and features. In this article, we will cover how to create a new role in your organization's account so that it can be assigned to other users. 

Click **My Organization** and select **Users & Roles** from the drop-down menu. 

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Select the **Roles** tab and click the **Create a role +** button.

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On the subsequent page, give the new role a name and an optional description.&#x20;

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Next, navigate to the feature cards and use the provided drop-down menu to select the role's access type for that feature. Possible access types include:

* No Access
* Viewer
* Editor

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Every Didomi account comes pre-populated with an non-editable Admin role. [Click here](/organization-and-account-settings/users-and-roles/access-type-overview.md) for more information on the Admin role and/or the access types assignable to a role.&#x20;
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Click **Save & Close** when finished.

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The new role is created and can be assigned to users in your organization's account.


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