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# Project access management
The BugBug [BUSINESS](https://bugbug.io/pricing/#:~:text=Optional%20parallel%20runs-,BUSINESS,-For%20scaling%20companies) plan allows you to assign users to specific projects. By default, every user is assigned to every project. To modify this, navigate to ***Organization settings > Users*** and make the necessary changes.
Please note that the ***Admin*** role has access to all projects, which cannot be modified. To assign a specific user to a project, you must first change their role to ***Editor.***
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You can read more about the differences between **Admin** and **Editor** roles [here](/collaboration/inviting-team-members.md#user-roles).
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