Self-Unassign
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The Self-Unassign allows users to remove themselves from a project they are currently assigned to. This is useful in situations such as: Inability to complete the task, the need to prioritize other responsibilities, or an incorrect or accidental assignment.
Labelers can self-unassign documents from multiple places: the Assigned Projects tab or directly within the project.
Labelers can unassign themselves from their currently assigned projects by following these steps:
Open the Projects page.
Go to the Assigned projects tab to view the projects and click on the three-dot icon of the desired project.
Select “Unassign incomplete documents.”
If the documents include a mix of labeled and unlabeled ones, a selection is required to determine which documents to unassign. However, if all documents are either fully labeled or unlabeled, simply click "Unassign Document.”
Labelers can unassign themselves from within the project by following these steps:
Open the project.
Click the File menu and select “Unassign Incomplete Documents.”
If the documents include a mix of labeled and unlabeled ones, a selection is required to determine which documents to unassign. However, if all documents are either fully labeled or unlabeled, simply click "Unassign Document.”
Aside from Labelers, Admins and Supervisors can also self-unassign tasks from the Projects page or within the project itself.
They can unassign themselves from their currently assigned projects by following these steps:
Open the Projects page.
Click on the three-dot icon of the desired project and select “Unassign incomplete documents.”
If the documents include a mix of labeled and unlabeled ones, a selection is required to determine which documents to unassign. However, if all documents are either fully labeled or unlabeled, simply click "Unassign Document.”
The process is the same as for Labelers, except that Admins or Supervisors must ensure they are in Labeler mode in order for the unassign menu to appear. Refer to the for details.
