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# User Groups

This document explains how to create a new Permission Set Group in the DuploCloud AI Suite Access Control panel, linking a user and a permission set together.

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## Prerequisites

* A user already created (e.g. `John` — see **create user tutorial**)
* A permission set already created (e.g. `QA-Test-Permission-Set` — see **create permission set tutorial**)
* Admin permissions on the Access Control section

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## Step 1 — Navigate to Access Control

Go to **AI Admin → Access Control** in the left-hand navigation.

![Step 1 — Access Control page](/files/iDdIGviElczJHy0j4LWV)

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## Step 2 — Click the "Group" Tab

At the top of the Access Control page, click the **Group** tab. This lists all existing groups.

![Step 2 — Group tab](/files/htdu6SLotNcznB3oONpX)

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## Step 3 — Click "Add"

In the top-right corner, click the **+ Add** button. The Add Permission Set Group form slides in.

![Step 3 — Add Group form](/files/8Q7uEtIg7nPpeJ77ascH)

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## Step 4 — Enter a Group Name

Click the **Name** field and type a name for the group.

In this example: `QA-Test-Group`

![Step 4 — Name filled](/files/zNSYa8OmXp2SGgUz7WBF)

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## Step 5 — Enter a Description

Click the **Description** textarea and describe the group's purpose.

![Step 5 — Description filled](/files/6nXGXRr18rjWk1fBrz7Y)

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## Step 6 — Select the Permission Set

Click the **Permission Sets** dropdown. Type to filter, then select the permission set to assign to this group.

In this example: `QA-Test-Permission-Set`

![Step 6 — Permission Sets dropdown open](/files/B7YWY4IrspPyX6MICgxG)

![Step 6b — Permission set selected](/files/p5F28eCVutDTatQJF7iZ)

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## Step 7 — Select the User

Click the **Users** dropdown. Type to filter by email or display name, then select the user to add to this group.

In this example: `amal.kiran13@gmail.com` (John)

![Step 7 — Users dropdown open](/files/jQDbc1ozbQErrOMTD4xw)

![Step 7b — User selected](/files/GxbT1N8uyksQ8Xu6D3lg)

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## Step 8 — Review and Submit

Review the completed group form — confirm the name, permission set, and user are all set correctly. Click **Create Group**.

![Step 8 — Before submit](/files/2avtrUEXUFJW8xTd2AtE)

A green **Success** toast confirms the group was saved.

![Step 9 — After submit](/files/VZnLmLhsm0qV7ibM2Vpf)

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## Step 9 — Verify the Group in the List

The new group appears in the Groups table, showing the linked permission set count and user count.

![Step 10 — Final groups list](/files/VZnLmLhsm0qV7ibM2Vpf)


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