> ## Documentation Index
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# User roles

> Securing user access with fine-grained controls

The following roles can be assigned to users each providing their specific level of access to a user.

## Analyst

An analyst can view transactions, including the payment method and buyer details.

This role is great for a user that is looking to perform analysis over transactions but is not expected to perform any actions on transactions, like performing a refund. By default, this role has no access to billing details, shipping details, and reports. Additional permissions can be configured for this user.

<Info>
  [Additional permissions](./additional-permissions) can be configured for this
  role to grant access to reports and billing details.
</Info>

## Customer Support

A customer support user can view and manage transactions, including the ability to perform refunds, voids, and captures.

This role is great for a customer support agent who needs insight across all transactions and is expected to perform a refund, void transactions or capture an authorization. By default, this role has no access to billing details, shipping details, and reports. Additional permissions can be configured for this user.

<Info>
  [Additional permissions](./additional-permissions) can be configured for this
  role to grant access to reports and billing details.
</Info>

## User Manager

A user manager can manage users, including the ability to invite new users, reset passwords, assign roles, and remove users.

Please note that a user manager will need to be assigned additional roles to allow them to assign those roles to other users. For example, if the user is generated with only the **User Manager** and **Analyst** roles, then the user manager will only be able to assign other users the analyst and user manager roles. They will not be able to assign them any other roles.
