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# Adding a single new user and creating them a WorkSpace
In the WorkSpaces Manager dashboard, go to the Users section. You will see an option for ‘Add User’.
Fill in the user's details on the left—including name, email, username, and password. On the right, under WorkSpace Options, select the Account, Region, Directory, Mode, and Bundle you want applied to this user’s WorkSpace.
Once all required fields are complete, click Save. A confirmation message will appear to indicate that the WorkSpace is now being provisioned.
The WorkSpace will take around 20-45 minutes to set up, depending on if it is to be encrypted. Nuvens always recommend encrypting both volumes. An email is automatically sent to the user with instructions on how to access their WorkSpace.
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