# Users

ERPAG is a multi-user software. This means you can connect multiple users to one database and manage their privileges. To complete this steps, you need to do the following: 

1. set up your users basic data, e.g. username and password
2. set up their privileges

### Create New user

To enter users basic data: 

{% code title="Add New USER" %}

```
Administration > Users > Add New > Select the type of user from the drop-down menu
e.g. Administrator/Operator
```

{% endcode %}

This will open a new window, where you will choose how the user will be able to log in, by using their email or username/password. If you choose the latter, you will define the username and password in the necessary fields.

![](/files/-LKRVDEVOF0DOv3pqaEu)

Save the changes.

Send an invitation email to the user you defined by using the appropriate widget. The user will get an email with a confrontation link and by clicking on it, he/her is obtaining the right to access Erpag.

You can disable the user anytime by using the (…)

### Account types

There are two account types in Erpag:

1. Administrator account 
2. Operator account

The Administrator account (also called Admin) has the highest privileges. Admin can set other users passwords, remove or add other accounts.

{% hint style="info" %}
The Operator account can not access the Admin panel and has no influence to other user accounts.
{% endhint %}

User privileges can vary from user to user and different restrictions can be set up for each of the modules.

 The users can have:

* full access
* read only access
* completely denied

The admin sets up these restrictions by simply opening the wanted user, going to the 'edit' mode and expanding the 'user authorization' line. This will give the admin a full view of all the modules and their panels, and the admin can proceed with checking/unchecking the boxes for each panel there by defining that users privileges.

![](/files/-LKRUfzx6ZGep5vzE7W3)

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: Always leave all years checked, since it sometimes locks modules even though the Operator should be able to access them.
{% endhint %}


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