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# Map Duo Groups to Cortex XSOAR Roles

By mapping Duo groups to Cortex XSOAR roles, you set permission levels for your Duo users. When you specify the Duo group in Cortex XSOAR, it must match the exact group name as it appears in Duo.

1. Go to Settings → Users and Roles → **Roles**.
2. [Create or edit an existing role](/xsoar-6-administrator-guide/6.14/onboard-cortex-xsoar/users-and-roles/roles-in-cortex-xsoar/define-a-role.md).
3. In the **SAML Roles Mapping** field, specify one or more SAML groups to map to the Cortex XSOAR role.

Example

In the following example, you want to add the group, “Everyone”, which has been defined in the **Service Provider’s Role** field in Duo:

![duo-service-provider-role.png](/files/FPypX4o5mwhMkMFloifP)

In Cortex XSOAR, in the **SAML Roles Mapping** field, add the following:

![duo-saml-groups-mapping.png](/files/eg9z4cX3XObU64kK01kk)


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