# Groups

Biuwer provides some predefined groups of users, to facilitate management:

* **Administrators**: special group to which the main contact belongs and to which you can include new users. It has the administration roles that allow you to perform any action in Biuwer.
* **All basic users**: group in which all the basic users you create in your organization are automatically included.
* **All advanced users**: group which automatically includes all the standard users you create in your organization.

![List of groups of users in the Biuwer Administration Area](/files/-MN-8Pcp4FqiRvWvsPKi)

As you can see, **Groups of Users** are also distinguished between **Basic and Standard**.

* **Basic groups of users** cannot have Roles assigned to them and are therefore used as simple groups of users to set up object-level security. Basic groups of users can contain both basic and standard users.
* **Advanced groups of users** can have Roles assigned to them, they are used as groups of users and also to configure security at the platform level. Advanced groups of users can contain only advanced users.

When you press the "Add" button you must select the type of Group of Users, give it a name and optionally a description.

<figure><img src="/files/hgEnJeMDyr9g6351Mm9L" alt="New Group"><figcaption><p>Creating a group of users in Biuwer</p></figcaption></figure>

When you click on a group of users, you access their file, from which you can manage the following:

* Group of users editing (change name, description).
* List of Advanced Users included
* List of Basic Users included (only in Basic groups)
* Assigned Roles (only in Standard groups)

![Advanced group of users tab in Biuwer](/files/-MN-978N-WzkWrnIbApW)

![Basic group of users tab in Biuwer](/files/-MN-9EqawhQtFZxZAuVk)


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