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The role '''Task participant''' gives a user who is not a [[Task assignees | task's assignee]] access to the task. The main difference between this role and that of the assignee is that a task participant only has access to the task and is not responsible for completing it.  
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The role '''Task participant''' is used to give access to the task to the user who is not its[[Task assignees | assignees]]. The main difference between this role and the task's assignee is that the participant of the task has access to it, but is not responsible for this task. Therefore, unlike the author and assignee, the participant:
Therefore, a participant:
* can not edit or delete a task
*cannot edit or delete a task;
* can not change task status
*cannot change a task's status;
* can not move the task completion date
*cannot change a task's end date;
* will not see the task in his '''Inbox''' list.
*won't see the task in their '''Inbox''' list.


But
However,
*participants can add and remove other participants.


* A participant may remove other participants from the task.


Usual use of this role: access to the task of colleagues, partners or client representatives to inform about the progress of work or for discussion, advice and advice. For this purpose, the task participant has the ability to add [[Actions]] and [[How do I write a comment on a task? | Comments]] to the task).
Standard use of this role is granting task access to colleagues, partners, or representatives from a client's company so they can stay informed on how the task is progressing, or so those involved can share guidance and advice. Task participants can add [[actions]] and [[Adding comments | comments]] to a task.


This role can also be used for delegating tasks or for having a task completed by a chain of employees. In the case of working with a chain of employees, a task generally only has one assignee at any given time, and the other users are task participants. At any point, the current assignee can set the next employee in the chain as the assignee and change themselves to a participant.


Another use of this role is to delegate a task or perform a task to a chain of employees. In this case, usually at any time the task has a single assignee, and the rest users have the role of the task participant. At the right time, the current assignee sets the next assignee, and he becomes the participant of the task.
Like [[Task assignees | assignees]], task participants are selected from a list of groups, employees, and contacts.




Like [[Task assignees | assignees]], the participants of the task are selected from the general list, in which there is a list of groups, employees and contacts:
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If an '''employee group''' is selected as a participant, all the members of the group will have access to the task. New employees added to the group will gain access to the task as participants.


If the '''employee group''' is selected as the task participant, all its participants will have access to the task. New employees added to this group will also have access to this task as participants.


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'''Account employees and clients''' to whom you have given account access and whom you have linked to the task as participants will see the task in their list of available tasks. They can add comments, files, and other information to the task using actions. They can also add actions to the task by email, using the feature described above.


'''Account staff and clients''', which you gave access to your account and connected to the task as participants, will see the task in the general lists of tasks available to them. They can add comments, files and other information to the task by using actions. It also has the functionality described above to add actions to the task via e-mail.
===Tip===
You can use the [[Default participant | Default project participants]] list in the project card to eliminate the need to add participants to each individual task in a project.


==Contacts with Base access==
If there is an external contact with base access to your Planfix account who has a role in a task (assigner or [[Task assignees | assignee]]) they will be able to work on the task [[How to add comments by email? | through email]] or on their [[Client's Dashboard | Dashboard]]. Their responses to email notifications from Planfix will be added to the task as actions. Files attached to these emails will be added to the task. This makes it possible to organize work with external freelancers or clients. They will communicate with you by email, and you will be able to view work on the task in the action feed.


== Tip ==
===Important===  
To not add participants to each project task, you can add them to the [[Default participants | Default Project Members]] list in the project card.
If you add an '''external contact''' as a participant when creating or editing a task, they will not receive email notifications about it. This gives you the ability to link external contacts for tracking purposes (for example, selecting by a participant in [[Task filters | filters]], [[reports]], or the [[Planner]]) without the fear that the contacts will be notified about being linked. However, if you add an action to the task and select this participant in the "Notify" section, they will receive an email notification about the action.


== Contacts without access to Planfix ==
If in the task in one of the roles (the owner or [[Task assignees | assignees]]) an external contact participates, who does not have access to your Planfix account, he will be able to [[How to add the action by means of email? | work on the task via e-mail]]. His replies to the notification letters from Planfix will be added to the task as an action. Attached files will be added to the task. Thus, for example, you can organize work with an external freelancer or a client - they will communicate with the usual mail, and you will see all the work on the task in the action ribbon.
'''Important:''' if you add an external contact to the role as an external contact member when creating or editing a task, it will not receive notifications about it to your e-mail. This allows you to connect it to a task for accounting needs (for example, selecting a participant in [[Task filters | filters]], [[Reports | reports]] or [[Planner]]) without fear of receiving notifications about connecting to the task. In this case, if you add an action to the task and select such a participant in the "Notify about this" block, he will receive a letter with a notification of the added action.




== Go To ==
== Go To ==
*[[Table with permissions for access to tasks, by role]]
*[[Tasks]]
*[[Tasks]]
*[[Feature Description]]

Latest revision as of 09:36, 30 June 2023

The role Task participant gives a user who is not a task's assignee access to the task. The main difference between this role and that of the assignee is that a task participant only has access to the task and is not responsible for completing it.

Therefore, a participant:

  • cannot edit or delete a task;
  • cannot change a task's status;
  • cannot change a task's end date;
  • won't see the task in their Inbox list.

However,

  • participants can add and remove other participants.


Standard use of this role is granting task access to colleagues, partners, or representatives from a client's company so they can stay informed on how the task is progressing, or so those involved can share guidance and advice. Task participants can add actions and comments to a task.


This role can also be used for delegating tasks or for having a task completed by a chain of employees. In the case of working with a chain of employees, a task generally only has one assignee at any given time, and the other users are task participants. At any point, the current assignee can set the next employee in the chain as the assignee and change themselves to a participant.


Like assignees, task participants are selected from a list of groups, employees, and contacts.


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If an employee group is selected as a participant, all the members of the group will have access to the task. New employees added to the group will gain access to the task as participants.


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Account employees and clients to whom you have given account access and whom you have linked to the task as participants will see the task in their list of available tasks. They can add comments, files, and other information to the task using actions. They can also add actions to the task by email, using the feature described above.


Tip

You can use the Default project participants list in the project card to eliminate the need to add participants to each individual task in a project.


Contacts with Base access

If there is an external contact with base access to your Planfix account who has a role in a task (assigner or assignee) they will be able to work on the task through email or on their Dashboard. Their responses to email notifications from Planfix will be added to the task as actions. Files attached to these emails will be added to the task. This makes it possible to organize work with external freelancers or clients. They will communicate with you by email, and you will be able to view work on the task in the action feed.


Important

If you add an external contact as a participant when creating or editing a task, they will not receive email notifications about it. This gives you the ability to link external contacts for tracking purposes (for example, selecting by a participant in filters, reports, or the Planner) without the fear that the contacts will be notified about being linked. However, if you add an action to the task and select this participant in the "Notify" section, they will receive an email notification about the action.


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