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title: Super Admin Console
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description: Guide to accessing and using the Super Admin Console and Sidekiq monitoring
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sidebarTitle: Super Admin Console
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---
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You will need a user account with super admin privileges to access the super admin console and Sidekiq console.
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<Note>
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The first user created during onboarding is a `super admin`.
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</Note>
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## Access superadmin console
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- Access `<chatwoot-installation-url>/super_admin`.
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## Creating new super admins
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- Use the super admin console and navigate to the user's section
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- Click on the new user button, fill in the details, and select the type to be `super admin`
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## Access Sidekiq via the super admin console
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- Access `<chatwoot-installation-url>/super_admin`.
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- Authenticate using the admin credentials created during the installation.
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- You can access the Sidekiq option on the sidebar.
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## Access Rails console
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Run the following command in your console from the root folder of your Chatwoot Rails app.
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```bash
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RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rails c
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```
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If you have `cwctl`, use `cwctl --console`.
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- If you running Chatwoot in a Docker container, you would need to access the shell inside your container first.
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- If you are running Chatwoot on Caprover, use the following command to access the command line.
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```bash
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docker exec -it $(docker ps --filter name=srv-captain--chatwoot-web -q) /bin/sh
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``` |