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# Edit user's role
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**Access Type**: Admin
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Users within your organization will be able to perform actions within your account based on the roles assigned to that user. In this article, we will cover how to edit the role assigned to a user within your organization.
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Please note that users can only be assigned one role within your organization. [Click here](/organization-and-account-settings/users-and-roles/create-new-role.md) to learn more about creating and managing roles.
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Click **My Organization** and select **Users & Roles** from the drop-down menu.
Navigate to a user on the user list and click the **Edit** icon inline with the user's name.
In the subsequent modal, navigate to the **Role** field and use the dropdown menu to assign a previously configured role to the user. Click **Apply Changes** when finished.
The user's role will be updated to the newly assigned role.
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