> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://absentify.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Identify your role in absentify

> Identify your role in absentify — employee, manager, HR admin, or Microsoft 365 admin — and find the right docs to set up and use the application.

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To make the most of absentify, it’s important to understand which role you have within the application. You can easily identify your role by checking your profile after logging in. Here’s a quick guide based on the environment you're using:

### In the Teams or Outlook app

1. **Sign in to absentify.**\
   Once signed in, navigate to the **settings button (gear icon)**. Your role will be displayed in the dropdown menu.

### In the web app (app.absentify.com)

1. **Sign in to absentify.**\
   After signing in, navigate to your **profile photo** in the top right corner. Your role will be displayed in the dropdown menu.

<Note>
  If you have further questions about your role or access level, please contact your HR administrator.
</Note>

### Next steps

By identifying your role, you can access the relevant section of this documentation to get detailed guidance tailored to your responsibilities within absentify.

To learn more about the permissions associated with each role, see our guide on [Permissions per user](/docs/en/roles/hr_admins/settings/users/edit/access-permissions).