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# Manage Users and Roles
**CA Administrator**
CA Admin can create and manage Admin Users accounts through various functions available.
**Create New Admin User**
Click on the "+ New User" button to create a new user.
The following dialog box will appear:
When creating a new user, the CA Administrator requires the user's information to be provided in three sections:
**1. Map to group -** CA Admin can select a group and access type from a dropdown.
**2. Basic Information -** contains basic details about the user. As Role, “Administrator” is the default and only available.
**3. Other Details -** details such as the login type authentication using password, hard, or soft token, and validation for the token or user.
**Administrator**
Admins can create and manage Officers, Auditors, and other Administrators User accounts.
**Create Users**
Click on the "+ New User" button to create a new user.
When creating a new user, the Administrator requires the user's information to be provided in two sections:
**1. Basic Information -** contains basic details about the user. As Role, Administrator, Officer, and Auditor can be selected.
**2. Other Details -** details such as the login type authentication using password, hard, or soft token, and validation for the token or user.
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