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# Admin Permission
Admin Permission can be modified when you are adding a new user but can also be modified on an existing user by clicking their name under "System Admins".
Modify an existing Admin
### **Below are the permission you can select for each user and what they can do once they have this permission.**
**Admin**
* Create other admin users (if this option is selected then admin has all permissions)
**Users**
* Permission to manage users
**Rentals**
* Permission to end rentals and modify rental settings
**Hardware**
* Permission to create or edit hardware
**Locations**
* Permission to create or edit locations
**Customer Support**
* Permission to manage support tickets
**Maintenance**
* Permission to manage hardware tickets and logs
**Membership**
* Permission to manage user memberships
**Rates**
* Permission to create, archive, or edit rates
**Refunds**
* Permission to issue refunds to users
**Settings**
* Permission to edit and view settings
Adding an Admin
{% hint style="info" %}
To Add a System Admin, refer to this documentation: [System Admins > Add and Admin](/admin-site/settings/system-admins.md)
{% endhint %}
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