---
title: "Manage permission sets"
slug: "permission-sets"
tags: ["Permission Sets", "User Management"]
updated: 2026-02-09T14:18:42Z
published: 2026-02-09T14:18:42Z
canonical: "support.anydesk.com/permission-sets"
stale: true
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.anydesk.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Manage permission sets

> [!NOTE]
> **License:** Ultimate-Cloud

**Permission Sets** define what users can view and manage within the [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2) management console. You can use permission sets to control access to specific features and pages based on user roles.

> [!NOTE]
> 🦉 For instructions on assigning permission sets to role, see [**this article**](/v1/docs/roles).

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### Create a permission set

Once you create a permission set, it cannot be edited. After you create a permission set, you must assign it to a role or group.

To create a permission set:

1. In [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2), go to **User Management** > **Permission Sets** and click **Create Permission Set**.
2. On the opened page, provide the following details:
  - **About** - general information about the permission set.
    - **Name** - enter the name for the permission set.
    - **Description** - provide a short description of the permission set.
  - **Roles** - from the drop-down list, select the roles to which you want to assign this permission set.

*💡 You can also assign the permission set to roles later in the* ***User Management*** *>* ***Roles*** *section.*
  - **Access Control** - for each section of the management console, select the level of access - *No Access, View, View & Edit*. ![create a permission set](https://7940397.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/7940397/create%20a%20permission%20set.png)
3. Click **Save Permission Set**.

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## Assign permission set to a new role

To assign a permission set to a role:

1. In [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2) account, go to **User Management** > **Roles**.
2. Open the role, find the **Permission Sets** section, and click **Edit**.
3. Click **Assign Permission Set**, and then select one or more permission sets from the list.
4. Click **Submit**.

Users with that role now have access levels as defined by the assigned permission sets.

## Related

- [Manage users](/users.md)
- [Manage user roles](/roles.md)