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Edit right for shared project

  • July 9, 2019
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Hello,

If I share a project to my colleagues, only the admin can edit and save it.

All other users can only "save as".

Can you please let me know what is the permission to give them the right to do this?

Thank you,

Vadim

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    Best answer by kumararajak

    Dear KR,

    Yes, if you are an Admin you need to grant the access to the users as per the below screenshot

    In Adobe Analytics Workspace, you cannot give them read/write only access.

    If the user has the Permission that includes 'Analysis Workspace Access' and 'Analysis Workspace:Save As Template', they can Save and edit your Workspace project.

    If the user has the Permission that only includes 'Analysis Workspace Access' and not 'Analysis Workspace:Save As Template', they can only 'Save As' or 'Copy' the Project in their Dashboard to edit.

    Hope this Helps

    Regards,

    Kumararaja K

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    Balaji_V
    Balaji_V
    Level 4
    July 9, 2019

    Hi,

    A shared project can save their changes as a new project (save as...). They are not able to save changes in the original project. Until you share your login credential.

    You can even share the project link, can be open if your colleagues have a login.

    Please check on this link https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/analytics/analyze/analysis-workspace/curate-share/curate.html

    Thanks,

    Balaji

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      B-newAuthor
      Level 2
      July 11, 2019

      Hi Balaji_V,

      With my account (admin), I can edit any other shared project. Should I then give admin rights to every one?

      KR

      Balaji_V
      Balaji_V
      Level 4
      July 11, 2019

      Dear KR,

      In default, workspace provides an editing option when the project shared to anyone, so no need to grant any additional access.

      however, the changes made by the other users will not affect the original project.

      Thanks,

      Balaji

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      B-newAuthor
      Level 2
      July 11, 2019

      I'm sorry but you are not replying to my question.

      I do not want to "save as" and every time create a other version of the shared project.

      I want that all my team works together on the same shared project. I want to be able to affect the original project.

      What access should I give them for this?

      Thank you for your help,

      Vadim

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      Adobe Employee
      harish_kumarAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      July 12, 2019

      If you Add user account in Admin tab of the product profile that user account will automatically get the permission to edit the workspace project shared with them. However, normal user only get option to "save as" option for the project shared by admin user account.

      kumararajak
      kumararajakAccepted solution
      Level 5
      July 12, 2019

      Dear KR,

      Yes, if you are an Admin you need to grant the access to the users as per the below screenshot

      In Adobe Analytics Workspace, you cannot give them read/write only access.

      If the user has the Permission that includes 'Analysis Workspace Access' and 'Analysis Workspace:Save As Template', they can Save and edit your Workspace project.

      If the user has the Permission that only includes 'Analysis Workspace Access' and not 'Analysis Workspace:Save As Template', they can only 'Save As' or 'Copy' the Project in their Dashboard to edit.

      Hope this Helps

      Regards,

      Kumararaja K

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        Adobe Employee
        JenLa5Adobe Employee
        Adobe Employee
        June 23, 2020

        Co-editing among non-admins is now available through project sharing roles - https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/analytics/analyze/analysis-workspace/curate-share/share-projects.html

        Admins can also co-edit, just as before.

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