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# Set up Security
Undo2Restore has the following security roles:
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The **Undo2Restore Administrator** is given the right to configure as well as use Undo2Restore solution.
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Undo2Restore **User** has the right to use the solution only to undo changes in Dynamics 365 CRM records. They cannot restore deleted records.
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**Note: It is necessary to assign any one of the above security roles to use Undo2Restore solution.**
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### Using Power Platform
* Go to Advanced Settings → System → Security → Users.
* Select user → **Manage security roles.**
* Click on any one of the Undo2Restore security roles as per your business requirement → Click **Save.**
### Using Classic UI
Here are the steps to assign security role to users.
* Go to Advanced Settings --> Settings --> Security.
* Select Users.
* Select user --> Click on Manage Roles.
* Click on any one of the security roles --> Click Ok.
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