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# Creating new user accounts

1. Click the “**`Manage authority`**” tab. 
2. Locate the organisation you want to add the new user to in the “Organisations” menu on the left.  
3. Click **`Create new user`**. 
4. Enter the name and email. Ensure the email is spelt correctly as it will become the new user ID and needs to be linked to an existing email.  
5. Click **`Create`**.  
6. Click **`Save`**. 

After adding a new user to VigiFlow, the user needs to activate their account by setting a personal password. Please provide[ these instructions](/vigiflow/getting-started-with-vigiflow/logging-into-vigiflow-for-the-first-time.md) for account activation to the new VigiFlow user.


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