> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.celly.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.celly.ai/config/team-management.md).

# Team management

There are 4 roles of users:

* **admin** (lab owner) - lab management
* **technician** (work with the microscope) - test performing
* **expert** (experienced specialist) - review the tests on the website;
* **student** (passes exams) - used for [Education](/education/examination.md)

After the standard sign-up procedure, all new users created as admins. Admin can create **technicians** and **experts** in the **Team › Users ›** [**Add User Page**](https://app.celly.ai/authentication/user/add/)

![](/files/-MVM2HTF90gunJduzCgR)

### Privileges

* **Technicians** can: create/execute and review their own tests.
* **Experts** have all technician rights plus can review all the organization tests;
* **Admins** have all expert rights plus access to:
  * **Users** - create new users
  * **Billing** - change subscription plan
  * **LIS** - integration with a laboratory information management system 

{% hint style="warning" %}
Admins see all tests of the organization like experts
{% endhint %}

### Example

**User A** - admin;

**User B** - makes tests

**User С** - review the results:

* **User A** signs up on the celly.ai (<userA@email.com>). The user is the admin.
* **User A** creates **User B** and **User C:**  **Team › Users ›** [**Add User Page**](https://app.celly.ai/authentication/user/add/):&#x20;
  * <userB@email.com> (technician) &#x20;
  * <userC@email.com> (expert)
* **User B**  makes tests. **User C** reviews the results.


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