Manually, either individually or in bulk. You can share a task in the following ways: You can remove inherited permissions from a task.įor more information about removing inherited permissions from objects, see Remove permissions from objects.
For more information about restricting inherited permissions on documents, see Create or modify custom access levels.
The Workfront administrator can specify whether documents should inherit permissions from higher objects in the user’s access level. For example, they inherit the same permissions on the children tasks, issues, and documents attached to the task.įor more information about the hierarchy of objects in Workfront, see Understand objects in Adobe Workfront. When you share a task, users inherit the same permissions on all the children objects associated with the task, by default. You can grant the following permissions to a task: For more information about sharing items in Workfront, see Share an object. Sharing tasks is identical to sharing other objects. You can share tasks individually, or you can share several of them at a time, in bulk. The creator of a task has Manage permissions to it, by default. In addition to the considerations below, also see Overview of sharing permissions on objects.
Permissions are specific to one item in Workfront and define what actions one can take on that item. For more information about granting access to tasks, see Grant access to tasks.Īlong with the access level that users are granted, you can also grant them permissions to View, Contribute, or Manage specific tasks that you have access to share. Your Adobe Workfront administrator can grant you access to view or edit tasks when they assign access levels.
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