How do you ensure that users have access to all projects created from a template?

To ensure that users have access to all projects created from a template, entering the names, job roles, teams, groups, or companies that need access in Project Sharing is essential. This approach allows for a structured and controlled way to manage permissions. By specifying who should have access, project managers can ensure that the right individuals or groups can view, edit, or contribute to projects as needed, which is crucial for maintaining collaboration and productivity.

The other options do not provide a comprehensive solution. Tagging users in comments does not grant them formal access to the project; instead, it only serves as a notification mechanism. A global approval process focuses on workflow management and does not directly relate to user access to projects. While those with View access to a template may seem to have an easy method of access, this does not guarantee that all users designated need access to every project created from the template; they may not be included if the sharing parameters are not set explicitly. Thus, using Project Sharing is the most effective strategy for managing access permissions systematically.