> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.finout.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.finout.io/settings/role-based-access-control-rbac/groups/edit-group-users-and-saml-groups.md).

# Edit Group Users and SAML Groups

Finout provides flexibility in managing group members. Whether you're creating a new group or updating an existing one, you can easily add or remove users and SAML groups.

#### **Add or remove a user from a group:**

1. Log in to Finout as an **Admin** user.
2. Navigate to **Settings**.
3. Select the **Groups** tab.
4. Click on (⋮) and select **Edit Group**.
5. Navigate to the **Users & SAML Mapping** tab.
6. To add users to the group, select the new users from the drop-down under **Select group member**.
7. To remove a member from this group, click on (⋮) and select **Remove user**.

#### **Add or remove SAML mapping:**

1. In the **Users and SAML mapping** tab, use the free text option to input the desired SAML mapping and click + ADD.
2. The added SAML group will be displayed in a table under the **SAML group** tab. 

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3. To add more SAML groups, simply repeat step 5 for each group.
4. To remove a SAMK mapping group, click the three dots and select **Remove SAML group**.

#### **Edit group settings:**

1. Log in to Finout as an **Admin** user.
2. Navigate to **Settings**.
3. Select the **Groups** tab.
4. Click on (⋮) and select **Edit Group**.
5. Select the **Group settings** tab.
6. In the **Group settings**, you have the option to edit the group name, role, and description.<br>

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#### **Configure Okta to sent the group attribute:**

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Configure the profile claims and Group Attribute Statements.<br>

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