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Main user types with access on my site
Your site has a few different types of users accessing it, including site managers, program facilitators, and volunteers. Here's a brief overview of the different roles and their descriptions and abilities:
Role | Description | Abilities |
| Site Manager | As the site manager, you're the one in full control of the entire site, including:
Note: There's a limit of two site managers. | You can:
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| Program Facilitator | A program facilitator helps site managers oversee their programs and opportunities for those programs | Program facilitators can:
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| Volunteer | While anyone can be a volunteer—including the site managers or program facilitators—this generally means any user that wants to volunteer on your site by responding to opportunities and tracking their hours | Volunteers can:
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Other user types
Your site also has the option to assign a site supervisor and user group leader:
Role | Description | Abilities |
| Site Supervisor | Do you have someone on your site your volunteers need to know about? You can assign a site supervisor! A site supervisor is someone that acts as a good point of contact for your volunteers |
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| User Group Leader | If you create user groups on your site, then you can assign one of your volunteers in a specific user group as the leader | User group leaders can:
Note: A user group leader can perform the same edits to the user group as you can |