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# Activate and deactivate users

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This guide is for **Admins** who have permission to make these changes.
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You can activate and deactivate users in the organization by navigating to your organization's users list by clicking on your profile icon and selecting **Manage users**.

Select the menu icon <img src="/files/ZSokf21EcDSAbBeM0UVC" alt="" data-size="line"> next to the user, select **Activate user** to activate a deactivated user, or **Deactivate user** to deactivate an activated user.

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A deactivated user would no longer have access to your organization. You can reactivate the user's account if you want the user to regain access.
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