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# Departments
**Assign the users, accounts and permissions that the department can access.**
On the taskbar, click the settings icon and then System. Next, select Departments and click New Department.
By clicking a single arrow, you can select users or groups separately. By clicking the double arrow icon, you can load all users or groups at once.
You will do the same with the **Accounts** and with the **Permissions**.
You will grant access to the accounts you connected, for example, your WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram accounts. These accounts are the ones departments will be able to use. For example, **the Support Department will have access to the WhatsApp accounts.**
Remember that the permissions were the same ones you created in the Permission Group section. For example, **the** **Sales Group** **may have access to the Sales Department**.
You can add **Subdepartments**, for example, WhatsApp, which is a subdepartment of Support.
**Follow the step-by-step:**
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*Done, your departments will be created!*
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