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title About the Exchange Administrator role
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description Exchange administrators manage your organization's email and mailboxes and, for example, recover deleted items in a user's mailbox.

About the Exchange Administrator role

To help you administer Microsoft 365, you can assign users permissions to manage your organization's email and mailboxes from the Exchange admin center. You do this by assigning them to the Exchange Administrator role.

Here are some of the key tasks users can do when they're assigned to the Exchange Administrator role:

Exchange Online role groups

If you have a large organization, the Exchange admin might want to assign users to Exchange role groups. When an admin adds a user to a role group, the user gets permissions to perform certain business functions only members of that group can do.

For example, the Exchange admin might assign someone to the Discovery Management role group so they can perform searches of mailboxes for data that meets certain criteria. To learn more, see Permissions in Exchange Online and Manage Role Groups.

Learn about other admin roles