Restrict Standard License (program manager) from Updating Project Completion Date

[MegSault]

With the updated Light, Contributor, & Standard License, I now have Program Managers going into jobs and adding tasks (which I have figured out how to disable) and updating the project completion date (which I cannot figure out without changing the license). The light license is too "light" and therefore they cannot complete tasks which I need them to be able to do. We cannot have dates and timelines being changed without approval. How do I fix this? 

[KellieGardner]

I'm not on the new license types yet but it sounds like it's a permission based thing where they have manage access to the project which allows full access. You can typically limit access through the projects/templates or in the sharing permissions. 

[RandyRoberts]

For the OP's reference:

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/basics/grant-request-object-permissions/s...

Project permission options

The following table lists the permissions that users can grant when sharing a project. 

Actions Manage Contribute View

Action	Manage	Contribute	View
Add Custom Form	✓
Update Custom Fields	✓	✓
Add An Approval Process	✓
Approve a Project	✓	✓	✓
Approve hours	✓	✓
Create A Project	✓
Add Document(s)	✓	✓	✓
Add Issue(s)	✓	✓	✓
Add Task(s)	✓	✓
Copy Project		✓
Delete Project	✓
Modify Planned Dates	✓
Share Project	✓	✓	✓
Share System-wide			✓
View Project	✓	✓	✓
Updates/ comments	✓	✓	✓
Change Status	✓
Log Hours	✓	✓
Edit Assignments	✓	✓
Manage Baseline	✓
Manage Risks*	✓
Manage Finance*	✓
Add/ Edit Expenses*	✓	✓
View Finance*	✓	✓	✓
Attach Template	✓
Save As Template	✓	✓	✓
Add/ Edit Business Case	✓
Edit Project Details	✓
Edit Staffing	✓
Export to MS Project	✓	✓	✓
Recalculate Finance/ Timeline*	✓
Set Queue Properties	✓
Edit Project in Bulk in a List	✓

[MegSault]

I can't seem to locate where you can address permissions system wide - do you have to do this on every project that gets assigned out? 

[RandyRoberts]

Yes, Manage, Contibute, and View are on an object by object basis. If you make Templates mandatory, you can put those restrictions on the templates to make it a little more global and maintenance free.

I'm still on the older access level model so I have no insight to the newer access level permissions.

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