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# Add User
Please find the description on how to add a new user below:
1. Go to User management in the menu on the left
2. Click the button in the top right to add a new user
3. Enter the requested data:
1. User Name: will be the login name, most clients use the email address. Please note that the user name must be unique (per tenant)
2. Mobile Phone: Mobile Phone number, we send an SMS for Two-Factor-Authentication
3. First Name
4. Last Name
5. E-Mail
6. User language
7. [User roles](https://docs.fidentity.ch/dashboard/roles-and-permissions#roles): Multiple roles can be assigned to a single user.
8. Do not forget to "Save"
{% hint style="danger" %}
Please note that the role of **Agent Reviewer** can only be assigned by a fidentity admin. Please contact your fidentity representative to assign this role in the stage environment. In the production environment, the role is reserved for agents only.
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="danger" %}
After saving the user data, the new user is not invited yet.
{% endhint %}
4. Navigate to User Management and send the invitation by clicking the envelope icon on the right. If the invitation is sent successfully, a green checkmark will appear.
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