> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.planetcrust.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.planetcrust.com/platform-administration-console/security-model-rbac/role-management.md).

# Role Management

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### Overview

A role is a security group which may or may not have access to specific user interfaces or system resources based on your security model.

A role can have a series of users who are provided with the security model defined by the given role.

### The User Interface <a href="#the_user_interface" id="the_user_interface"></a>

The role management user interface resides in the Platform Admin Area, under system <i class="fa-angle-right">:angle-right:</i> roles.

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### Listing Roles <a href="#listing_roles" id="listing_roles"></a>

To list current system roles:

1. Navigate to system <i class="fa-angle-right">:angle-right:</i> roles,
2. optionally insert the filtering parameters.
3. The list refreshes automatically.

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### Creating Roles

{% hint style="danger" %}
You can only define permissions for existing roles.
{% endhint %}

To create a new role:

1. Navigate to system <i class="fa-angle-right">:angle-right:</i> roles,
2. click on the new button,
3. insert the parameters for the new role,
4. press the submit button.

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### Editing Roles <a href="#editing_roles" id="editing_roles"></a>

To edit an existing role:

1. Navigate to system <i class="fa-angle-right">:angle-right:</i> roles,
2. click on the edit button next to the role you wish to edit,
3. update the parameters for the updated role,
4. press the submit button.

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### Archiving Roles <a href="#archiving-roles" id="archiving-roles"></a>

To archive an existing role:

1. Navigate to system <i class="fa-angle-right">:angle-right:</i> roles,
2. click on the edit button next to the role you wish to archive,
3. click and confirm the archive button.

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### Deleting Roles

{% hint style="success" %}
Instead of deleting roles, you can archive the role
{% endhint %}

To delete an existing role:

1. Navigate to system <i class="fa-angle-right">:angle-right:</i> roles,
2. click on the edit button next to the role you wish to delete,
3. click and confirm the delete button.

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### Cloning Role Permissions <a href="#cloning_role_permissions" id="cloning_role_permissions"></a>

To clone the role’s permissions to another role:

1. Navigate to system <i class="fa-angle-right">:angle-right:</i> roles,
2. click on the clone permissions button,
3. select the roles you wish to clone the permissions to,
4. press the clone button.

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