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# Groups Permissions

Permissions in Daxium-Air are managed at the group level. Each group can be granted specific access rights to structures.

## Configuring group permissions

To manage the permissions of each group, click on "Settings" then on "Group permissions" in the menu on the left.

![](/files/u8Bz6MUqnRIVYzARYlKw)

You can check the boxes in the column of the group you are interested in to assign additional permissions that will not already be included with the system group assigned to this user. The permissions of the system group and the permissions of the group you created will therefore add up.

Remember to save your changes before leaving the web page.

## How permissions work

* Permissions are **additive** — if a user belongs to multiple groups, they receive the combined permissions
* Permissions can't be scoped to specific **structures** (forms) and **views**
* Some permissions can be further restricted with [**conditions**](/user-documentation/build/building-forms/conditions.md) (e.g., only see your own submissions)

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Changes to group permissions take effect immediately for all members of the group.
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