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# User

User type users have total control of projects that they create or are assigned to. They also have all access to tasks that are not within any project. They can

1. Projects
   1. Create projects
   2. Edit/Delete assigned projects
2. Tasks
   1. Create tasks inside assigned projects
   2. Create orphan tasks - tasks without a parent project.
   3. Edit/Delete orphan tasks and tasks within assigned projects.
   4. Export annotations
   5. Run auto-annotate features
   6. Assign users to batches.
3. Issues
   1. Can create issues and comment on them.
4. Review
   1. Can review a batch.

{% hint style="info" %}
These rules only apply if the user is assigned to the project. If they are simply assigned to a batch, they have the same permissions as an annotation type user.
{% endhint %}


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