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# Manage Departments
How does the Admin user manage departments?
**Note:** Only Admin user has privilege to manage departments.
**Step 1:** Login to emSigner Super Admin account. Click on ‘Settings’ tab to open the Admin Settings and navigate to Manage Departments
#### **Create New Department**
**Step 2:** Upon clicking “*Manage Departments*” option, you will find “*Create New*” button. Click “Create New”
**Step 3**: Now enter a Department Name and click on *‘Save’* button
**Edit Department**
**Step 4**: In “*Actions*” column, you will find Pen icon. Click pen icon to edit department details.
**Step 5**: Once the details are edited, click “*Save*” to make the changes
**Delete Department**
**Step 6**: In “*Actions*” column, you will find Bin icon. Click bin icon to delete the department.
**Step 7**: Upon clicking the bin icon, you will be warned with a message. Click “*Ok*” to delete a department.
**Note**: System will not allow you to delete department if it is mapped with user(s).
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