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title: "What do the Access Permission roles mean?"
description: "Currently we have 4 permission roles that administrator or coordinator users can have. You can find these by going to Admin > Access Permissions."
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# What do the Access Permission roles mean?
Currently we have 4 permission roles that administrator or coordinator users can have. You can find these by going to Admin > Access Permissions.
Users still require the appropriate user level to access items for the permissions you assign them. For example, assigning a coordinator the "assign roles" permission will have no effect because the Access Permission page is administrator-only.
**Permission Name**
If you have a section of CareMaster that is appearing as locked e.g timesheets are locked
you may need to review the below Access Permissions:
Accounting - able to view, create and sync invoicing and other accounting information through CareMaster Integrations with Xero, Keypay, MYOB etc.
Assign Roles - Able to assign roles and permissions to other users.
Payroll - Able to view and sync payroll information and timesheets through CareMaster integrations with Xero, Keypay, MYOB etc.
Timesheets - able to view, edit, create or approve Staff/Volunteers > Timesheets.
To assign a role to a user, find their name in the list of administrator/coordinator users and then click in the Select Permissions textbox and pick the role you want to add to their profile.
To remove a permission from a user profile, click on the X next to the permission name.
