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

# Roles and Daily Use

> How the Kralis experience changes by role and which workflows are typically available to admins, deans, teachers, and students.

Kralis is strongly role-aware. The app does not present every workflow to every
user in the same way.

The most important public roles are:

* admin
* dean
* teacher
* student

## Capabilities

Role-aware access in Kralis supports:

* different navigation by user role
* different workflow access by user role
* school-setup dependence for daily operations
* student-facing self-service where enabled

## Why role documentation matters

Many support and onboarding issues are not product failures at all. They are the
result of:

* expecting a workflow that belongs to another role
* missing school setup
* missing class, section, or subject assignment
* missing permissions or incorrect current school context

## Role summary

* admins usually manage school settings, structure, access PINs, users, and the
  broadest operational workflows
* deans usually share many academic and school-operations workflows with admins
* teachers typically work in teaching-facing modules such as results, tests, LMS,
  and attendance
* students mainly consume their own results, tests, courses, attendance context,
  and fee information

Use the role pages in this section to understand the expected daily experience.

## Feature links

* [Admin and Dean Workflows](admin-and-dean)
* [Teacher Workflows](teacher)
* [Student Workflows](student)