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    Folks;

    I have a need to have some "Account" data shared across unrelated teams.

    An example would be - when type = "XYZ" then I want all users to be able read (not edit) this Account.
    I also want the user to be able to link People, Tasks, etc to this "Account".

    I have tried to achieve this using the 7.7.5 self hosted install that I have, but can not get it to work.
    I don't want a team of teams approach either.

    Any help, thoughts, etc would be appreciated.

    Regards
    David.

  • #2
    You want the members of team A, without the right to edit the account, to have the right to add tasks to this account (for example).
    In addition, did team A members have the right to add team B to this account, who will also not be able to edit this account, but will be able to view it and add tasks to it?
    Should Users Team A see lists of all existing teams?
    Do team A members have to see a specific account, or can they see absolutely all accounts without editing rights?
    Next comes the question of adding the tasks themselves: who and to whom should these tasks be assigned?

    If you want the most accurate advice possible, please describe your need in as much detail as possible.​

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    • #3
      victor Thanks for responding.

      Team A can add tasks and link them to the account without the right to edit account.
      Team A can not add Team B to account, Team A and Team B can not edit/ add/ delete data for the other team.
      Team A can not see Team B or any other Team, unless they are also a member of the Team (ie Users can be members of Team A, Team C, and Team D).
      I want some Account data to be viewable by all Users.
      When a member of Team A adds a task, the member can assign the task to the Team, to themselves, or to another member of Team A.

      I am currently thinking that adding a record set (new field) to Account entity called "display to all" (Y or N) might be the way to achieve this. I would then need to write some code.

      Something like "If display to all = Y, then allow all users to see record, else do normal stuff".

      Regards
      David.

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      • #4
        - In Team A role, which will be added to Team A, set the following options:

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        - Scroll down and find Fild Level -> Accounts and press +. After that, select all those fields from the entity Account, which will be shown in your Layouts.

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        - For the Assigned User and Teams fields, put yes in the Edit column. And for the rest of the fields, set no.

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        Once saved, Team A members will have the permissions and capabilities you listed. Please note that the User from Team A will have the right to edit the Assigned User and Teams fields in the account only after Team A is previously specified in this account.

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        More about Roles and Teams: https://docs.espocrm.com/administrat...es-management/


        For Team A, like any other team, you can make your own Layout Set, which will display some required for the field: https://docs.espocrm.com/administrat...-teams-portals.
        You can also experiment with dynamic logic for each field in any entity: https://docs.espocrm.com/administration/dynamic-logic/. However, you should not abuse dynamic logic, preferring the method outlined in my instructions.
        Last edited by victor; 08-14-2023, 10:16 PM.

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        • #5
          victor Thanks, I will review and test.

          Regards
          David

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