> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/pd-ag/managing-and-monitoring-virtual-machines/user-groups.md).
# User Groups
In this section of the Management Portal, you can monitor which [user groups](/landing/pd-ag/getting-started/dividing-users-into-groups/dividing-users-into-groups-with-sublicenses.md) (as defined by license keys and their respective groups from your identity provider) are assigned which [Golden Images](/landing/pd-ag/preparing-virtual-machines-for-deployment-and-securing-them/golden-images.md) and [policies](/landing/pd-ag/preparing-virtual-machines-for-deployment-and-securing-them/policies.md).
This is strictly a monitoring section designed to provide clarity at a glance. The application of policies and assignment of Golden Images happen on the [respective pages](/landing/pd-ag/preparing-virtual-machines-for-deployment-and-securing-them.md) of the Parallels Management Portal.
There are **Seat limit** and **Used seats** parameters that indicate [seat allocation](/landing/pd-ag/getting-started/dividing-users-into-groups/dividing-users-into-groups-with-sublicenses.md) for each individual license key, and how many seats have already been activated. Clicking on the latter will take you to that key's page in Parallels My Account, where you can see which computer each seat is activated on, and other useful parameters:
Clicking on a specific Golden Image will open the **Golden Images** section, with that Golden Image open for editing. Clicking on a specific policy will open the **Policies** section, with that specific policy open for editing.
For setups where [Single Sign-On integration](/landing/pd-ag/getting-started/configuring-the-single-sign-on-sso-integration-with-parallels-my-account.md) is configured, the **Mapped IdP user groups** column displays which groups on the identity provider's side are mapped to which license key.
Please note that all users who have not been assigned to a specific user group will draw their quotas and assignments from the primary license key. To find which license key is your primary or change its name:
1. Open the [**Dashboard**](https://my.parallels.com/dashboard) section of your Parallels My Account customer area.
2. Find the product card for your Parallels Desktop for Mac Enterprise Edition license.
3. Click on the **Subscription Details** line.
4. Scroll to the **License Keys** section.
5. Locate the license key whose type is marked as `Primary`.
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