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# Manage user groups

## Edit groups

To edit an access group, either click directly on the access group card or hover over the card and click on the three-dot menu to open the context menu, then select the edit option.

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### Admin groups

Modify the name, description, and system permissions of an existing group. Manage group membership by adding or removing users. Additionally, view the application packages where group members have developer access.

### End user groups

Modify the name, description and manage group membership by adding or removing users.

Within the Application Package Section, you will find details on the runtime access granted to the group. This includes the name of the application package as well as the types of environments where users will be able to run the apps in this package.

## Delete groups

To delete an access group, hover over the card and click on the three-dot menu to open the context menu, then select the delete option.


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