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Groups are a way to organise and manage users with similar roles or permissions. In this short article, we'll explain how to create and manage groups in Silverfin.
Table of contents
- What is the purpose of creating a group in Silverfin?
- How to create a group in Silverfin?
- How to add a group?
- How to remove a group?
- Key information
What is the purpose of creating a group in Silverfin?
- Groups in Silverfin make it easier to manage permissions, control access, and improve collaboration within your office.
- This feature lets you quickly grant access to multiple users at once.
How to create a group in Silverfin?
Groups are created at the office level by users with admin rights.
- Click on the 'Users' tab on the office's landing page.

- Choose 'Groups' and click 'Add group'.

- Name the group, add users, and specify which files the group will have access to.

How to add a group?
- Users with admin rights can add group access to an internal user at the office level.
- Users with admin rights can add a group to a file. All users within a group will have access to that file.
How to remove a group?
- Removing a group at the office level: users with admin rights can remove a group at the office level by opening the group and clicking 'Remove'.

- Removing a group at the file level: users with admin rights should hover over the name of the group and click the 'Remove' button.
Key information
- Only users with admin rights can create and manage groups.
- An admin user can only access and manage a group if they are included in it. If not, they cannot delete or modify the group at either the office or file level.
Adding a user to a group grants them access to every file linked to that group, so check the group's file list before you add someone.
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