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# Groups

### Creating a New Group

1. Navigate to **Settings → Manage Users → Groups**.
2. Click the **Create** button located in the top-right corner.
3. A dialog will appear prompting you to enter a **Group Name**.
4. After submitting, you will be redirected to the **Edit Group** page.
5. On this page, you can:
   * Assign users to the group
   * Enable or disable the group
6. Click **Save** (bottom-right corner) to apply the changes.

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### Viewing a User’s Group Associations

1. Navigate to **Settings → Manage Users → Users**.
2. In the user list, locate the **Group** column.
3. If the user is linked to one or more groups, the group name(s) will be displayed.
4. Clicking the displayed group text opens a dialog showing:
   * All groups the user is associated with
   * The status (enabled/disabled) of each group


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