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# User management

Manage access to Relevant Yield and control what each user can view.

Choose the user type that matches the required scope:

* **Administrators** have access to all features, websites, advertisers, and reports.
* **Publisher users** can access one assigned publisher.
* **Sales users** can access assigned advertisers and sales portfolios.

### User management guides

* [User Management in Relevant Yield](/general-platform/user-management/user-management-in-relevant-yield.md) — Compare user types and their access.
* [Logging in to Relevant Yield](/general-platform/user-management/logging-in-to-relevant-yield.md) — Sign in with credentials, Google, or SAML.
* [Administrator (Admin) Users](/general-platform/user-management/administrator-admin-users.md) — Create and manage administrator accounts.
* [Publisher Users](/general-platform/user-management/publisher-users.md) — Create users with publisher-level access.
* [Sales Users and Sales Portfolios](/general-platform/user-management/sales-users-and-sales-portfolios.md) — Configure advertiser-level sales access.
* [See Non-Admin Users’ Login History](/general-platform/user-management/see-non-admin-users-login-history.md) — Review recent sign-in activity.
* [Notifications](/general-platform/user-management/notifications.md) — Manage account notifications.


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