What are the levels of permission access when a project manager shares a project?

The levels of permission access that a project manager can assign when sharing a project in Adobe Workfront include View, Contribute, and Manage. This setup allows for varying degrees of control over project information and tasks.

The "View" permission allows users to see project details without making any changes. This is essential for stakeholders who need to stay informed but do not require editing capabilities.

The "Contribute" permission extends beyond viewing; it enables users to make edits, add comments, and update tasks or documents within the project. This level is typically granted to team members who are actively involved in the project and need to collaborate effectively.

The "Manage" permission is the most elevated level of access. It empowers users to not only view and contribute but also to alter project settings, share the project further, and manage team members associated with the project. This level is reserved for project managers and leaders who are responsible for the overall direction and administration of the project.

This permission structure ensures a clear hierarchy of access and control, facilitating collaborative work while maintaining project integrity and security.