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# Onboarding actions
Onboarding actions facilitate admins with a one-page checklist for user management and settings.
With onboard actions, you can configure and manage necessary configurations such as user management, consents, writeback/sync, and integrations settings in a single click.
Select **Onboarding Actions** on the workspace console.
Onboarding Actions
A pop-up opens showing the action, status, and description details of the configurations.
Onboarding actions page
Click on **Additional settings** to navigate to the settings page. These additional settings are explained in [this section](/admin-console/settings.md).
Additional settings option
### 1. Manage users
This option is for user management configuration where you can add/remove users and assign user roles. Clicking on **Manage** will navigate you to the [user management](/admin-console/user-management.md) page.
Manage Users
### 2. Consents
Power BI permissions, data flow tracking between InfoBridge and Inforiver, and organization group configurations are all managed with consent under this section. Clicking **Configure** will take you to the appropriate settings page and enable the permissions.
Consents configuration
### 3. Writeback/sync
You can configure the database connections and writeback destinations in a single click. Clicking on 'Configure' will navigate you to the settings page where you can do the additional settings.
Writeback configuration
### 4. Integrations
You can configure and schedule external destinations such as Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Google Drive.
Integration configuration
If you try to disconnect the integrations, a pop-up opens with a warning message showing the list of schedules linked with it. Click 'Ok' to confirm disconnection.
Disconnect integrations modal
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Another way to access 'Integrations' is to click on **My profile** and then select **My Integrations**.
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