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# Managing User Accounts
## Managing Users
The Aisera platform allows you to create and manage user accounts, giving you the ability to define user access to the Aisera Admin UI.
### Creating Users
1. Select **Settings > User Account** from the left navigation menu
2. Click the **+ Add New Account** button
3. Input the **Email** and **Password**
4. Choose the **Customer Account** for the **Login Role**
5. Choose a role that aligns with the user's permission requirements.
6. Select **Ok** to complete creating the new User
### Editing Users
1. Open **Settings > User Accounts** from the left navigation menu
2. Hover over the existing user account to reveal a pencil icon on the right side of the row
3. Click on the pencil icon to see the **Edit User Account** window
4. Select new roles for the user by choosing a check box next to the role you
want to give this user.
5. Deselect any roles you do not want assigned to the user
6. Click the **OK** button
### Deleting a User
1. Open **Settings > User Accounts** from the left navigation menu
2. Hover over the existing user account to reveal a trash icon on the right side of the row
3. Click on the trash icon to see the D**elete User Account** window
4. Click the **OK** button to confirm deletion of user
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