> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.efento.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.efento.io/efento-cloud/advanced/editor.md).

# Access - Users / API tokens

The **Access** section in Efento Cloud is designed for **user and API token management** and is **available only to Administrators**. It provides full control over who can access your Organization, what permissions they have, and which locations they can access.

Within the Access section, Administrators can:

* [**Manage Users**](/efento-cloud/advanced/editor/users.md)**:** Add new users, assign permission levels (Administrator, Manager, Analyst), define location access, edit existing users, or revoke access.
* [**Manage API Tokens**](/efento-cloud/advanced/editor/api-tokens.md)**:** Create and manage API tokens for third-party applications to access Efento Cloud data in a **read-only** mode. This includes specifying locations the token can access, editing, deactivating, or deleting tokens.

By centralizing user and API token management in one location, the Access section ensures that Administrators can securely control access to sensitive data and integration points within the Organization.


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