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# Creating users
Create individual user accounts in Admin Panel or bulk-import multiple users at once from an XLSX or CSV file using the provided template
To add a new user to the Admin panel, click on the Users page. This opens the **New user** window:
New user window
Enter an email address that is used as the user's login to the Navixy platform and a password. Depending on the user's legal status (individual, legal entity, or sole trader), the required fields may also include their name, contact details, and legal and postal address.
The **UI settings** section of the window contains the **Hide device IMEI** checkbox, which is preselected according to the platform default. Clear or select it to give this user a different value from the rest of the platform. For what the checkbox controls, see [User defaults](/docs/admin/settings/user-defaults.md#ui-settings).
## How to import user data
To add multiple new users at once, you can use the **Import user data** feature in the [User toolbar](/docs/admin/users.md#user-toolbar). Click and upload an XLSX or CSV file no larger than 10 Mb. To ensure that the file is properly formatted, download a template by clicking the link.
Importing user data
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on the Users page. This opens the **New user** window:
and upload an XLSX or CSV file no larger than 10 Mb. To ensure that the file is properly formatted, download a template by clicking the link.
