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# 6. Accounts
From the 'Users' menu you can add login accounts to Urungi. These accounts are associated with a role corresponding to a series of permissions.
An email is required to create an account in order to send the password for it.
### 6.1 Add a User
Then, you have to associate the new account to a role. Remember to click on the green cross to add the role!
### 6.2 Roles
The management of roles is done from the 'Roles' menu.
To add a new role, click on 'New Role' and associate the corresponding permissions to the new role:
### 6.3 Deactivate an Account
An account is active by default after its creation.
It is possible to deactivate an existing account by clicking on 'Active' and vice versa to reactivate it.
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