# User Mapping

User mapping allows Default to map over User ID records to other systems. For example:

* <email1@company.com> in Default is the same Salesforce user as <email1@company.com>&#x20;

<mark style="color:red;">This is a critical step</mark> to be able to reference Default users to route and assign any CRM objects, Slack messages, or Sales engagement tools.&#x20;

1. Navigate to the [User Management ](https://app.default.com/settings/workspace/members)tab
2. Click on Edit Member
3. Map User's systems ID to Default Login

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