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Andreas E. Auderer

• May 08, 2017 08:42

Hello,

 

for us it would be useful to set more granular permissions. For example most users of us have the permission "team". But some of them should create a budget too, without viewing the time explorer (all users) and iterations.

regards

Andreas

 

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  Leah Copeland

  • May 08, 2017 14:54
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  Hi, Andreas,

  Thank you so much for this suggestion. I have created a feature request for it in our backlog. We will add any updates here as our development team prioritizes and considers items within that backlog. We also welcome you to subscribe to the 7pace blog, where we regularly update our customers on improvements,additions, and fixes to Timetracker.

  Thank you again for your feedback.

  Sincerely,
  Leah

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  Permanently deleted user

  • June 21, 2017 16:20

  Hello Andreas,

  We plan to update Permissions and allow users set more granular permissions, not only preset ones. Also we are going to support integration with TFS/VSTS groups for permissions. 

  This changes are planned for Q3/Q4 this year.

  Maxim

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  Andreas Meier

  • September 16, 2020 14:22

  Was this feature finally implemented, because I cannot see a place where I can set permission levels in a custom way?

  Only the preset groups are available.

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  dev

  • September 18, 2020 09:27
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  Hi Andreas

  thank-you for reaching out. You are right to point out that our role based permissions have not changed significantly since the previous message on this thread, which was 3 years ago now.  I can say that during the past few months we noticed an emerging trend of requests about improving our permissions mechanisms. However, implementing these changes would mean adding an extra layer of complexity both in terms of logic and usability, and our experience so far is that most organisations even at the enterprise level are generally able to find a way to work comfortably with the current setup. This is not to say that this is not important, but to explain why so far we have been reluctant to touch such a fundamental area of the application. That being said we revisit our priorities on a regular bases and if the trend I mentioned above continues we may be able to raise this higher up on our backlog in the coming months.

  Kind Regards,

  Andrea

  Product Owner - www.7pace.com

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