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# Administration

Administration (Admin) is a role in Avo Assure that helps perform several actions like manage users, feature, and projects. It also helps work with Avo Assure Agent and Grid which are necessary to automate Test cases. Additionally, it also enables users to work with session management, locked Test cases, authentication configuration, email server configuration, as well as license details of other users.

To access Admin in Avo Assure, follow the steps below:

1. Navigate to the **Admin** section on the left pane of the landing page
2. Click the **Admin** tab to go to the admin section and find options below

### This topic covers

* [Authentication Configuration](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/authentication-configuration.md)
* [User Management](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/user-management.md)
* [Email Server Configurations](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/authentication-configuration-1/email-server-configuration.md)
* [Agents](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/agent-management.md)
* [Avo Assure Grids](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/grid-management.md)
* [Session Management](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/session-management.md)
* [Privileges](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/authentication-configuration-1/privileges.md)
* [Manage Projects](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/manage-projects.md)
* [License Details](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/license-details.md)


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