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# How do you setup roles?

1. Every new business comes with some default roles – Admin & Cashier
2. You can create a role by clicking on the Add button -> Giving a role name and then selecting the appropriate permission for that role.
3. Sometimes you may need to give a user access to some particular location(s) only. In this case, select the locations from “Access locations” permission. Select “All Locations” to give permission to access all locations for your business.
4. Role's permissions can be edited & deleted.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Settings:**

Admin has all permissions in the application.

Cashier has permission to only the POS section.
{% endhint %}


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