Share an object and grant financial permissions

Consider the following when granting financial permissions to objects:

  • You can grant financial permissions to projects, tasks, issues, and rate cards.
  • Permissions can be inherited: if you have View Finance permissions to a project, you automatically inherit View Finance permissions to the tasks and issues on the project.

To grant financial permissions to an object:

  1. Go to a task, project, or issue that you want to share with others.

  2. Near the name of the object, click the More menu , then click Sharing.

  3. In the Give <Object name> access to field start typing the name of a user, team, role, group or a company that you want to share the object with.

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    You can share an object only with active users, teams, roles, or companies.
  4. If a drop-down menu appears to the right of the name you selected, click one of the following options that is available:

    • View it

    • Contribute to it

    • Manage it

           

  5. In the same drop-down menu, click Advanced Settings, then do one of the following:

    • If you selected one of the three options in the previous step, make sure View Finance is selected.
    • If you selected Manage Finance in the previous step, make sure Manage Finance is selected.
  6. Click Save.

Financial permission for all sharing levels

The following table displays what financial permissions users gain when you grant them View, Contribute, or Manage permissions on objects:

ActionsManageContributeView
Manage Billing Records
Manage/ View Role Billing and Cost Rates
Manage/ View User Billing and Cost Rates
View Finance
Manage rate cards
View rate cards
View information by Cost in the Resource Planning tools
Budget resources in the Resource Planning tools*
View resources in the Resource Planning tools*

*Requires additional Resource Management access.

For information about Resource Management access, see Grant access to Resource Management.

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