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# Group Permissions

The group permissions wizard allows you to restrict access to your applications and control read, write and execution permissions at the user group level. Permissions cannot be granted to individual users so to provide access to a particular team member you would need to identify the group that they are a part of and provide the necessary access.

Go to the "**Group Permissions**" wizard to manage application level permissions, as shown in the figure below. 

![](/files/ht7fnWyZ1FtuJZQZuXy4)

As shown in the figure above, you can do the following on this wizard.

* Click on the checkbox "*Enable all access to all the groups for this Application*": 
* This will automatically provide read, write and execute permissions to all groups. By default this option is enabled, which means, by default any new application you create will be available to all the user groups available.
* To provide restricted access to a selected set of user groups, then click on "Select Group" dropdown, select the group name and enable the kind of access (read, write, execute) you want to provide to that group.
* You can create multiple rows of access permissions for different groups which has different access restrictions by clicking on the "**+**" symbol. 

![](/files/YWddWJx6oBWEY1KrCvAN)

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As shown in the figure above, there is one group "**Admin**" which has read, write & execute permissions, whereas there are two groups "onetwo & admin" which has only read & execute permissions respectively.
{% endhint %}


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