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# Adding an individual user
**Step 1 :** Post configuring Keycloak as explained here, navigate to the Users tab.
**Step 2 :** Click on the add User button.
**Step 3 :** Enter the username for the user being created and save.
**Step 4 :** Once the user is created, navigate to the Credentials tab and enter the required password. Turn off the temporary password option and click on 'Set Password'.
Step 5: Navigate to the Role-Mapping, under Realm-roles select private\_user and click on ‘Add selected’ button. This will assign the private\_user role to the created user.
✅ The required user has been added successfully!
**Steps to manually enable the flag to store Role-Info**
**Step 1 :** Navigate client scopes on the left hand navigation.
**Step 2 :** Select roles under the client scopes in the table.
**Step 3 :** Navigate to the Mappers tab on the top and select realm roles.
**Step 4 :** Toggle Add to UserInfo button and save.
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