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# Roles

Within MINT users will have one of the following roles: 

* Administrator – can create/update/delete users and child organisations for the organisation s/he is administering
* Annotator – can upload data for his/her organisation, view items, create mappings, etc. 
* Annotator, publisher – has the rights of an annotator and also the right to publish the data
* Data viewer – has only data viewing rights for his/her organisation

Users may be assigned to an organisation without a role, but until a role is assigned they will have very limited access to MINT.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: There are also super-users who have full rights to all organizations and their data to enable them to provide support.
{% endhint %}


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