Create New User and assign Permission Sets : Using Business Central Administration shell

Hi Folks,

In this blog we will see how we can create new users and assigning permission sets using Business Central Administration shell step by step:-

Step-(1) Run Business central Administration Shell as Run as Administrator.

Step-(2) Then just Run the below mentioned command and pass unique Windows account tagged with BC user and Server instance as shown below:

new-navserveruser

Step-(3) New user (Kunal Blog) with blank permission set is now created as shown below:

Step-(4) Now Run the below command to assign permission sets and pass the PermissionSetId, WindowsAccount & ServerInstance as parameter:

New-NavServerUserPermissionSet

Step-(5) Permission Set Id is now assigned as shown in User Permission Sets tab:

Note- (1) Pass the correct parameters as Windows Account & Server Instance based on your config.

(2) We can also create the same using PowerShell ISE.

I hope this will help you to create new users & assign Permission sets in Business Central.

Thanks for Reading!!!

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