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# View and Manage Users

In FinOps for Cloud, the **User management** page shows a list of existing users in your organization and what role they have been assigned. Each page shows up to 50 users. 

For each user, you can also view the following information:

* The user's name and the unique ID assigned to them by FinOps for Cloud.
* The last time the user accessed the organization.
* The user's email address.

From this page, you can find a specific user using the **Search** option, invite new users, and remove users who no longer need access to your organization. 

### Inviting users to your organization

Organization Managers can invite a new user to the FinOps organization by selecting **Invite** on the **Users** **management** page. To learn more, see [Invite Users to Your Organization](/finops-for-cloud/getting-started/invite-users-to-your-organization.md).

### Removing a user from your organization

Organization Managers can remove an individual from an organization. To remove an individual:

1. Navigate to the **User management** page.
2. From the list of users, find the individual you want to remove. 
3. In the **Actions** column, select the delete icon.
4. In the **Delete user** panel, select the organization manager who will take over all the assets of the individual you want to remove. This step is mandatory.
5. Select **Delete** to confirm the action.


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