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title: Manage Project Groups
slug: rm/manage-project-groups
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createdAt: 2026-06-09T13:38:45.367Z
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Project Groups are a set of users that can be assigned a particular [Project Role](docId:1ikHNZSd5x2eug62jg6Ks), offering another mechanism project administrators can use to control access to a project.

:::hint{type="info"}
To view Project Groups in the Project Administration Portal, users must have either

a) the "View Groups, Project Roles, and Project Role Assignments" privilege in their Project Administrator Role, or

b) the "Administer All Projects" privilege in their Instance Administrator Role.

For more information on Project Administrator Roles, see [Manage Project Administrator Roles](docId\:Eq1A2DjVyMUzu7aa-nfnw). For more information on Instance Administrator Roles, see [Manage Instance Administrator Roles](docId:5GLYXa_hFmjWoam6L6nwK).
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To access and manage Project Groups:

1. In the Administration Portal, click **Projects** and select the project where you want to manage Project Groups.
   For information on how to access the Admin Portal, see [About the Administration Portal](#).
2. Under **Projects**, click **User Management** and select **Project Groups**.
3. The page displayed lists all the Project Groups for that project. Click a group in the Name column to see its details.
   You can also sort the list by clicking any column header (with the exception of the Description column) to display each column in alphabetical or reverse alphabetical order.
4. The group's details page provides all the information for that Project Group including:
5. The Group Email indicating the email address acting as a distribution list for all group members.
6. The Group Type. Project-level Groups will always have an Access group type by default. For more information on group types, see [About Groups](docId\:e6Zva5EVafJAvYubIseQx).
7. The scope of the Project Group, meaning which project or part of a project the group members can access. For more information regarding defining the scope for a Project Group, see [Select the Scope of Project Role Assignments on a Project Group](docId\:J8QU7QciSh7zaNhK4Te0H).
8. All the members of the Project Group by clicking the **Group Members** tab.
9. The Project Role Assignments for that Project Group by clicking the **Project Role Assignments** tab.



For information on how to complete further actions regarding Project Groups, click one of the following links:

- [Add a Project Group](docId\:QndiC1-3DkkmDLabuJFys)
- [Edit a Project Group](docId\:gqL_wj1JYb2-265UvvInr)
- [Copy a Project Group](docId:2gVB66mbgagSirR8Worp2)
- [Delete a Project Group](docId\:C9JB13QmBTGFDb-MRsPOq)
- [Delete Multiple Project Groups](docId\:EsWU12sT-VuaRkjsBCMaN)
- [Assign Members to a Project Group](docId\:zq_STM1mHa1d1SzjX9VEW)
- [Unassign Members from a Project Group](docId\:XBGPRXNMGVTHvhnrSsetI)
- [Assign Project Roles to a Project Group](docId\:V9FwunY5MmZ5rrxT1LQ_v)
- [Select the Scope of Project Role Assignments on a Project Group](docId\:J8QU7QciSh7zaNhK4Te0H)
- [Unassign Project Roles from a Project Group](docId\:iJ8T3Mqb01SWoq2-GQM9T)

:::hint{type="info"}
Administrators may only manage groups specifically scoped to the project. To manage groups across the instance, please see [Edit Groups](docId\:BDA21hLqLg3Z9OeLtQurw).
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