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# Archived Users

## **Archived Users Guide**

In this article, we explain the process of restoring archived users. If you are assigned the **admin** role, you will be able to restore a user that has been archived.

1. To view all archived users, visit [User Management](/admin-portal/user-management.md) from the menu on the left and then click on  Archived Users. 

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2. Then you will see a list with all Archived Users. From the list of the Archived Users, you can click on the restore icon to restore the user you wish. Just like the screenshot below click on the restore icon.

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3. A pop-up window will open asking you whether you wish to restore the user or cancel the operation.

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4. Click the restore button and a new pop window will be shown, informing you that the user has been successfully restored.

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5. The restored user can now be found under the Active Users tab.

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