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Agreed. Collaborator users are not a replacement or viable workaround for a virtual resource system. Having to set up actual accounts and email addresses for each is a cumbersome and needless workf...

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3. Create Folder - Insufficient user rights error

Lisa I did. See my comment above yours. 😀

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We're trialing Wrike and just realized it didn't have a virtual resources feature when most everything else we have tried does. I thought that was just a base feature for "Resource Management." We ...

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3. "Operation is not allowed due insufficient user rights or account license limitations" in Hourly Rates; Provision call request.

Lisa Actually, this is my mistake. I missed Lisa K's July 20th comment explaining the cause of the problem. I saw Cansu's comment about the support team helping and then no solution after it and ju...

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3. Create Folder - Insufficient user rights error

From the support team, this is due to having a Business plan and not an Enterprise plan required to use the ContractType and budget parameters.

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3. "Operation is not allowed due insufficient user rights or account license limitations" in Hourly Rates; Provision call request.

When something like this is solved via support, it'd be nice to see the final solution here so we possibly wouldn't need to submit a support ticket.

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3. Help getting started with API using PHP and curl

Indeed. I was informed as to how to detect the proper url when using a permanent access token. I needed to be using app-us2.wrike.com instead of www.wrike.com.

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UPDATE: I get the same result using Postman with that url and my permanent access token. What am I missing?