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# Coaches vs. Organization Views

**Creation Date:** August 8, 2023\
**Created By:** Bryce Murray

Depending on your role, you'll see different tools and options. Here, we'll give you a quick rundown of the two main user types: **Coaches** and **Organization-Level Users**.

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### Coaches View

*What Coaches Can Do*:

1. **See Two Views**: Coaches can check out both their own view and what organization users see.
2. **Make New Organizations**: Coaches can set up new organizations.
3. **See All Respondents**: Coaches can look at all respondents across different organizations.

{% hint style="info" %}
To invite respondents, coaches need to switch to the organization view.
{% endhint %}

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### Organization View

*What Organization Users Can Do*:

1. **Work with Projects**: Users here can create and manage projects. When they make a project, they get a special link. When people use this link to take the assessment, they're added to that project.
2. **Move Respondents**: Users can shift respondents between different projects.
3. **Generate Team Reports:** On the project page, a team report can be generated with the respondents of that project. 
4. **Get Two Reports**: For every respondent, two types of reports come out:
   * **Coach's Report**: A more detailed report.
   * **Respondent Report**: A report focused on the respondent's answers.
5. **Add Team Members**: Users can invite other team members to join them.

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As you read on, you'll find more details on how to use all these tools and features. Whether you're a coach or someone managing projects and people in an organization, Habit Story has got you covered!


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