> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://jtheta-ai.gitbook.io/docs.jtheta.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://jtheta-ai.gitbook.io/docs.jtheta.ai/domain-specific-workflow/general-image-annotation/markdown.md).

# User Access

In JTheta Annotate, each user role can be designated as either an Annotator or a Reviewer within a project.

When creating a project, you’ll need to specify each users position in the project, assigning them as either an Annotator or a Reviewer.

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**Admin Role**

In JTheta, the Admin role has the authority to manage users, assign annotators and reviewers, and control task distribution within projects. The Admin ensures that annotation and review workflows are properly assigned based on the Round Robin or other distribution methods.

**Annotator Role**

The Annotator role in JTheta Annotate is responsible for labeling and tagging data within a project. Annotators use the platform's tools to create annotations such as bounding boxes, polygons, or other markers, depending on the project's requirements. Their primary task is to accurately and efficiently label data to ensure high-quality input for AI and machine learning models.

**Reviewer Role**

The Reviewer role in JTheta Annotate is responsible for quality assurance within a project. Reviewers carefully inspect the annotations created by Annotators to ensure accuracy, consistency, and alignment with project guidelines. They can approve, modify, or reject annotations as needed, playing a critical role in maintaining high-quality data for AI and machine learning models.

#### Role-Based User Access in JTheta

Below is a table outlining the permissions for Admin, Annotator, and Reviewer in JTheta:

Feature/Action,Admin,Annotator,Reviewer

| **Feature/Action**       | **Admin**                          | **Annotator**               | **Reviewer**                   |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------- | --------------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| User Management          | Can add/remove users               | No access                   | No access                      |
| Project Creation         | Can create/edit/delete projects    | No access                   | No access                      |
| Task Assignment          | Can assign annotators & reviewers  | No access                   | No access                      |
| Task Distribution Mode   | Can configure (Round Robin/Manual) | No access                   | No access                      |
| View Assigned Tasks      | Full access                        | Can view only their tasks   | Can view only their tasks      |
| Annotate Images          | No access                          | Can create/edit annotations | No access                      |
| Review Annotations       | No access                          | No access                   | Can approve/reject annotations |
| Modify Other Annotations | No access                          | No access                   | Can edit before approval       |
| Export Data              | Can export all data                | No access                   | No access                      |
| Analytics Data           | Can view project analytics         | No access                   | No access                      |

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