View inherited permissions on objects
Your Adobe Workfront administrator can grant you access to view or edit objects when assigning your access level. For more information, see Grant access to projects.
Along with the access level that users are granted, you can also grant them permissions to specific objects that you have access to share. For more information about access levels and permissions, see How access levels and permissions work together.
Objects inherit permissions from parent objects in Adobe Workfront.
For information about the hierarchy of objects in Workfront, see Understand objects in Adobe Workfront.
Access requirements
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| Adobe Workfront package | Any |
| Adobe Workfront license |
Standard Work or higher |
| Access level configurations | View or higher access on the objects you want to view permissions for |
| Object permissions | View or higher permissions on the objects you want to view permissions for |
For more detail about the information in this table, see Access requirements in Workfront documentation.
View inherited permissions for an object
Viewing inherited permissions is identical for all objects.
To view inherited permissions for a project:
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Go to a project whose sharing permissions you want to view.
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Click the More menu
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Expand the Inherited Permissions list.
This list displays the names of users that have access to either the portfolio or the program that the project belongs to and also have permissions to the project.
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(Optional) To remove inherited permissions from an object, see Remove permissions from objects.
note note NOTE You must have Manage permissions on an object to remove the inherited permissions.