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# Permission Groups

Permission groups are assigned to a tenant and receive permissions from the system administrator, the tenant, or an administrator. Permissions of a permission group are inherited by all users assigned to that permission group. This allows permissions to be configured once in a permission group with minimal effort, eliminating the need to configure permissions for each individual user.

## Creating a Permission Group

Both the system administrator and the responsible tenant for the permission group can create permission groups.

Permission groups are created in user management, accessible from the menu on the right edge of the screen via the User Management command. User management is divided into two areas: on the left is the list of already configured objects (tenants, users, and permission groups). In the center of the screen are the properties of the currently selected object.

Using the plus symbol at the top of the center area, new permission groups can be added. The permission group properties include *Name* and the permissions *OwnUserRead* and *OwnUserUpdate*.

The permissions *OwnUserRead* and *OwnUserUpdate* are only available after the changes have been saved. All changes must be saved with the *Disk Symbol*.

## Deleting a Permission Group

In the list view, next to each permission group is a delete button with the *Trash Symbol*. Once activated, a question appears asking whether the delete operation should really be performed. Once confirmed with OK, the permission group is permanently deleted.

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Which permissions a permission group receives in detail is defined in the [Object Model](/june5-3.7/en/webanwendung/objektmodell-anlagenmodell.md) section.
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