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# Can I manage the access level of team members to my account?
When you create a sub account (new user) you can determine the level of access each team member has.
The Roles & Permissions available are:
1\. Admin
2\. Widget Manager
3\. Operation Manager
4\. Team Member
5\. Member
Each Role allows varied levels of access and permissions to your LimeCall account.
You can choose access level when adding a new user:
Settings > Users & Teams
Select '+ ADD TEAM MEMBER'
Enter the details of the new user and select the relevant access and click 'ADD'
You can edit the access level of existing users at any time
Settings > Users & Teams > Users
Choose User from the list and click 'pencil icon' in the 'Action' column
Select the new role you wish the User to be assigned to. Click 'SAVE'.
If you need any further assistance please contact our Support Team via Live Chat or
Watch our each step of our Quick Tutorial [HERE](https://www.youtube.com/@limecallgettingstarted)
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