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# Group list management
## Group interface
### (1) Create and find groups
* **Create group:** create more groups on portal. Admin can click on the box to create a group, enter the group name on the popup that appears and click "Create group" to confirm creating a new group with the name just entered.
* **Name:** quick filter by group's name.
### (2) Group information
* **Group:** the group name has been created
* **Group ID:** group identifier on the system
* **Number of agents:** the number of personnel that have been added to the group with the corresponding name
* **Queue:** the name of the queue containing the group. A group can be in one or more queues
* **Action:**
* **Edit:** update the name of the group
* **Delete:** delete the corresponding group
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