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# Manage Team
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## Introduction
You can view the list of users and active for your profile using the 'Manage Team' tab or from Profile section.
## Process
Follow the steps below to manage existing projects:
* Login to Blippbuilder and navigate to the top right corner to access 'Profile Settings'
* Click on the 'Profile' icon and navigate to 'Manage Team'
* Click 'Create User' to add a user to your account.
Create User
* Provide details of the user such as first name, last name and email id. You can choose to enable 'Group Admin' rights to the new user created.
Add User Details
* A new user is added to your account
New User Created
## User Settings
New users created can be managed from this section. Click the icon next to the user to edit user settings:
The following are the list of settings you can modify for a newly added user:
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