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# Local users

## Adding a local user account

To add a new local user, do the following steps:

1. Go to The **Users** view.
2. Click the **Add Local User** button, located at the top of the users' list, and provide user account information:
   1. **Username (e-mail)** - required
   2. **First name** - required 
   3. **Last name** - required
   4. **Company role** - optional
   5. **Phone numner** - optional 
   6. **Policy** - required (user data will be protected according to selected policy)
   7. **Groups** - optional
   8. **Password** - required
   9. **Confirm password** - required

![](/files/rTyN4M6kgvkndevQD4yM)

Confirm user registration by clicking the **Save** button.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:** Password must meet the requirements specified in the policy selected for the user
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note: You can use the** `Generate password` **button to generate a random password for a user that matches your policy. Use them** `Show password` **to show/hide password**
{% endhint %}


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