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# Users and Groups

Admins can manage users, groups and invitations in the "**Users & Groups**" section of the settings.

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You will find up to five tabs in this section:

* **Users:** is where you will be able to [manage the roles](/carto-user-manual/settings/users-and-groups/managing-user-roles.md) of existing users and [delete users](/carto-user-manual/settings/users-and-groups/deleting-users.md) if needed.
* **Invitations:** to view and manage [invitations to new users](/carto-user-manual/settings/users-and-groups/inviting-users-to-your-organization.md).
* **Requests:** to view, accept or decline requests to join your organization.
* **Groups:** here you'll be able to view the existing [user groups](/carto-user-manual/settings/users-and-groups/managing-user-groups.md) that have been synchronized from your SSO or through [SCIM provisioning](/carto-user-manual/settings/users-and-groups/scim-provisioning.md), as well as the number of members for each one.


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