Share an object
Your Adobe Workfront administrator grants users access to view or edit objects when they assign access levels. For more information about granting access to objects, see Create or modify custom access levels.
Along with the access level that users are granted, you can also grant them permissions to view or edit specific objects that you created or have access to share. For more information about access levels and permissions, see How access levels and permissions work together.
Permissions are specific to one item in Workfront and define what actions one can take on that item.
For information about sharing permissions on objects, see Overview of sharing permissions on objects.
NOTEFor information about how to share objects in Workfront, see the following articles:
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For projects, see Share a project.
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For tasks, see Share a task.
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For issues, see Share an issue.
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For portfolios, see Share a portfolio
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For programs, see Share a program.
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For documents, see Share a document.
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For templates, see Share project templates.
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For proofs, see Share a Proof in Workfront Proof.
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For reports, dashboards, and calendars, see the following articles:
Additionally, see Share reports, dashboards, and calendars for general information about sharing reports, dashboards, and calendars.
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For filters, views, and groupings, see Share a filter, view, or grouping.
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For document folders, see Share a document folder.
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For plans, see Share a plan in the Scenario Planner.
Workfront Scenario Planner might require an additional license.
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For goals, see Share a goal in Workfront Goals.
Workfront Goals might require an additional license.
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For Workfront Planning objects, see the following articles:
Workfront Planning access requires an additional license.
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