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# Administration
## Introduction
The **Administration** section in DBSync Cloud Workflow provides the essential tools to manage users, roles, environments, logging, and overall system behavior. It helps administrators control access, monitor activity, and ensure integrations run securely and efficiently. Whether you're managing a small team or enterprise-level workflows, this section guides you through setting up governance, optimizing performance, and maintaining a stable integration environment. You’ll also learn how to configure logging levels, manage execution history, and troubleshoot issues effectively. With role-based access and environment-specific controls, you can enforce security and compliance standards. This section is essential for anyone looking to maintain control and visibility across all integrations.
## Process
To access the admin functions follow the steps below:
Click the Toggle icon and click **Administration** as shown in the image below.
The Administration tab has two main tabs that you can utilize to configure your [Role Management](/cloud-workflow/ipaas/administration/user-and-role-management.md) settings.
* [Permission](/cloud-workflow/ipaas/administration/user-and-role-management.md#create-permissions)
* [User](/cloud-workflow/ipaas/administration/user-and-role-management.md#creating-users)
Home Screen, My Apps and Extensions can be configured by the admin or by a user. However, Role Management and Permissions can only be enabled or configured by the admin.
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