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A task auditor is essentially a task-level administrator. They have full permissions within a task, including:
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*changing task dates;
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*editing any task parameters;
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*deleting the task.
Like the [[project auditor]], the task auditor is usually a manager of the organization or of a division. The task auditor can also appoint an employee of the client's company with Planfix access as an [[External users | external user]].


The task auditor is essentially an administrator at the task level. He has all the rights to access it, including:
Auditors can see all task actions (excluding hidden actions). Auditors can add new actions to tasks.


* change the timing of the task;
* editing of any task parameters;
Task auditors are set when editing task cards. A task can have several auditors.
* delete the task.
 
 
Similar to the [[Project auditor | Project Auditor]], as a rule, one of the company's managers is appointed as the auditor of the task. The task auditor can also appoint a representative of the client - this does not entail receiving unnecessary privileges.
 
 
The auditor sees all actions on the task (except for [[Hidden (private) comments | hidden actions]]). The auditor can independently add new actions in the task.
 
 
The task auditor is set when editing the task card. The task may have several auditors.




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*[[Table with permissions for access to tasks, by role]]
*[[Tasks]]
*[[Tasks]]
*[[Project auditor]]
*[[Project auditor]]
*[[Feature Description]]

Revision as of 07:42, 18 July 2020

A task auditor is essentially a task-level administrator. They have full permissions within a task, including:

  • changing task dates;
  • editing any task parameters;
  • deleting the task.

Like the project auditor, the task auditor is usually a manager of the organization or of a division. The task auditor can also appoint an employee of the client's company with Planfix access as an external user.


Auditors can see all task actions (excluding hidden actions). Auditors can add new actions to tasks.


Task auditors are set when editing task cards. A task can have several auditors.


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