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# User Management

Invite and manage Cortex XSOAR 6.14 users, roles, passwords, access, and preferences.

After you set up your email integration, you can add users to your Cortex XSOAR environment by sending an invitation. When inviting a user, you can select the role that you want to assign the user.

In the **Users** tab, you can do the following:

* Edit the role for each user.

  You can also set multiple roles and [set the user as a default admin](/xsoar-6-administrator-guide/6.14/onboard-cortex-xsoar/users-and-roles/user-management/user-invitations/set-the-user-as-default-administrator.md).
* Reset the Password
* If the user's account has been locked, for example, too many login attempts, you can lock or unlock the user.
* Remove a user permanently
* Temporarily disable or enable a user.


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