View and Manage Users

From Setup, enter Users in the Quick Find box, then select Users. From the user list, you can:

• Create one user or multiple users.
• Reset passwords for selected users.
• Edit a user.
• Search for users if the Enhanced User List View setting on the User Management Settings Setup page is enabled.
• View, sort, and filter user records in a list format and edit user records inline if the Enhanced User List View setting is enabled.
• View a user’s detail page by clicking the name, alias, or username. From the user’s detail page, you can see the user’s assigned permissions, public groups, and queues by clicking View Summary.
• View or edit a profile by clicking the profile name.
• If Google Apps™ is enabled in your org, export users to Google and create Google Apps accounts by clicking Export to Google Apps.

To export a list of users, you can create user reports. For more information, see Build a Report.

• Manage Users in the Enhanced User List View
  Build dynamic, customized lists that show records tailored to specific criteria in Enhanced User List View. You can also use Enhanced User List View to edit multiple records inline.
• Guidelines for Adding Users
  Understand important options for adding users. Learn what to communicate to users about passwords and logging in.
• Add a Single User
  Depending on the size of your organization or your new hire onboarding process, you may choose to add users one at a time. The maximum number of users you can add is determined by your Salesforce edition.
• Add Multiple Users
  You can quickly add up to 10 users at a time to your organization. Your Salesforce edition determines the maximum number of users that you can add.
• Edit Users
  To change user details—such as a user’s profile, role, or contact information—edit the user account.
• Considerations for Editing Users
  Be aware of these behaviors when editing users.
• Unlock Users
  Users can be locked out of their org when they enter incorrect login credentials too many times. Unlock users to restore their access.
• Delete Users
  While you can’t completely delete a user, you can deactivate a user’s account so they can’t log in to Salesforce.
• View a User’s Access Summary
  To make managing permissions and troubleshooting access easier, in the User Access Summary, you can see a consolidated view of a user’s key details and assigned permissions and tabs. You can also manage the user’s assigned permission sets, permission set groups, public groups, and queues.
• Freeze or Unfreeze User Accounts
  In some cases, you can’t immediately deactivate an account, such as when a user is selected in a custom hierarchy field. To prevent users from logging in to your organization while you perform the steps to deactivate them, you can freeze user accounts.
• Restrict User Email Domains
  You can define an allowlist to restrict the email domains allowed in a user’s Email field.
• User Fields
  The fields that comprise the Personal Information and other personal settings pages describe a user.