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# Creating a profile

## Creating profiles

Open the Dashboard menu in the top-right corner.

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Click on "Edit profile".

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Click "Create new profile" to create a new profile.

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Type a profile name and click "Save".

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A new profile must be connected to existing workspaces. By clicking on the pen you can connect them.

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Under "Select workspace" you can connect your new profile with the existing workspaces by clicking on the checkbox that is beside the workspace you wish to connect the profile to.\
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You can also change the order of the workspaces by drag and drop. You click on the workspace you wish to drag to the bottom or the top and then drop it.

Under "Select roles" you can also connect your profiles to a specific role. The profile will only be visible to the roles that you choose. \
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Click on "Update" to save your new profile and connected workspaces and roles.

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