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# How do I assign the Checker role to an Internal User?
Internal user assigned with “Checker” role approves the adhoc user account creation/modification requests initiated by Maker.
You have to create a respective roles and then assign the same to respective users.
**Step 1:** Login to emSigner Super Admin account. Click on ‘Settings’ tab to open the Admin Settings. Click on ‘***Roles and Permissions***’ below Admin Settings
**Step 2:** Here, click on th*e* “***Create New***” button on your right
List of Roles under Manager Roles and Permissions
**Step 3**: Enter the details in the respective fields. Fields that are marked \* are mandatory to be filled by the Admin user. Select the User role as ‘***Checker***’ and check the boxes below to set the permissions for user access. Once the step is complete, click on the “**Save**” button.
Creating a New User role
A new user as a Checker has been successfully created.
### You can now assign the Checker role to any user by using the following steps:
**Step 4 :** Click on “***Manage Users”*** under the Admin Settings.
Manage Users
**Step 5:** You will be navigated to the Manage Users page, click on the ‘***Create New***‘ button on your right
Create New User under Manage Users
* Now scroll down to User role, and select the User role as “***Checker***” and click on ***Save***.
Selecting Checker role in New User Profile
#### You have successfully assigned a Maker Role to the user.
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