# Permission Groups - Tasks

In **SprintHub**, you can manage user permissions in a **precise and flexible**. This ensures full control over who can:\
**View**\
**Edit**\
**Create**\
**Delete**\
**Manage Tasks**

This way, each user has access only to what they truly need — increasing the security and organization of processes.

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### 🛠️ How to Manage Permissions in SprintHub

Follow this simple step by step:

1️⃣ Go to **System Settings ⚙**\
2️⃣ Click on **Permission Group**\
3️⃣ Choose one of the options:

* ➕ **New Group** to create from scratch
* ✏️ **Edit** to adjust an existing group\
  4️⃣ Check the ☑️ box to **enable the Task features**\
  5️⃣ Finish by clicking on **💾 Save Changes**

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Done! Your permissions have been configured ✅

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### Conclusion

Permission management in SprintHub ensures that your team works with **security, efficiency, and clarity of responsibilities**. By defining who can access each resource, you avoid failures and ensure that everyone has only the necessary access.

👉 Want to know how to apply these permissions in day-to-day work? Also check out the article about **Tasks in SprintHub** and learn how to optimize your workflows even more.

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[Tasks](/en/topics/general/tasks.md)
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