[Status: Investigating 🕵️‍♀️] User and Collaborator Permissions

Please improve the capability to set access control and permissions. See below suggestions for improvements.

1. Ability to set permissions at a granular level. Add/Change/Remove of Tasks/Folders/Projects should be have separate controls.

2. Admin should have ability to set permissions from the admin screen itself, atleast for folders and projects.

3. Admin should be able to delegate permission setting authority to users or groups.

4. Child folders should automatically inherit permissions set at the parent level.

5. An audit trail of permission changes should be maintained.

These are essential to use Wrike effectively in businesses. 

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@Lisa, I did not realize the Read Only status was added. This is a great improvement! Thank you for the heads up. :)

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@Lisa - I've followed the steps to create 3 new access roles. Now I would like to assign those roles to the individuals on our team, but the only option I have to choose is their license type. When I click on "edit permissions", there is no option to assign one of these new Access Roles, but rather just to manage their individual access right there. Is there another step that I may be missing? Permission control is going to be critical to ensure that we don't have loss of data due to user error as we're getting up and running with Wrike. Looking forward to some additional guidance. Thanks! 

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Hi @Gina, thanks for reaching out!

I hope I understood your question correctly. Access Roles are granted on a shared folder/project basis, and they are not the same as User types in Wrike. Hope that answers your question! 

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Hi @Lisa, thanks for the response!

I did learn that Access Roles apply to folders and projects. It would be ideal if they were applied across the platform, at the User level. The likeliness that a User would have varied permissions for each and every project seems less likely, as it is in our case, than to have the same permissions for everything they work on based on their "role".

The ability to apply permissions is great, but the need to go in to each individual folder to apply those permissions is cumbersome and also creates a high margin of error. It would be ideal if they could be applied at the User level via Account Manager. Has anyone else expressed similar concerns?

Thanks! 

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@Lisa.  Gina is absolutely right!  This is very much needed at the user level not folder or project level.

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Thanks for the clarification guys 🙂 I'll be adding a Product status here once the post reaches 60 upvotes 👍

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For our use case, it would be great if collaborators could @ other collaborators or tag themselves in requests (from the request forms they submit).

+100 if admins had the ability to control this function!

 

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Hi everyone, a quick update: as this suggestion reached 59 upvotes, our Product team agreed to add a status here - they are now beginning to research permissions on the user level, so the current status is Investigating 🙂 I'll keep you posted on the progress! 

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Does Wrike have an audit function where by system admins can see who has deleted items, in my case custom fields?

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You can use the streams feature to monitor activity! However, you'll only see activity related to items shared with you. If an item is completely erased, it won't appear in the stream.
 
For a deeper dive, Admins with the right permissions can generate an Audit Log Report. This report includes details like sharing, unsharing, deletion, and complete erasure of tasks, folders, or projects, and much more. You can check out all the details in our Activity Report article. Please note: this feature is available with the Enterprise subscription.
 
Attaching a screenshot for your reference:

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! 🙂

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