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# Selecting the default global permission set

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**Required license:** Enterprise

**Required global permission:** Manage access to Tonic Structural and to any workspace
{% endhint %}

By default, all Structural users are assigned the built-in General User global permission set. 

You can also configure a different global permission set to assign to all Structural users.

The permission set cannot be removed.

When you choose a different permission set to assign to all users, unless they were otherwise assigned the previous default permission set, they lose access to it.

To set the default global permission set to assign to all Structural users:

1. In the Structural heading, click **Structural Settings**.
2. On **Structural Settings** view, click **Access Management**, then click **Global Permission Sets**.\
   \
   On the **Global Permission Sets** list, the current permission set for all users is marked as **Assigned to all users**.
3. To select a different permission set, hover over the permission set row, then click **Assign to all users**.
4. The confirmation panel explains the risks of making this change.\
   \
   To confirm the change:
   1. Check **I have read and understand the risks**.
   2. Click **Confirm**.


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