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I moved a work item from 1 space to another and now I have 'no access' to the work item.

Corey Davis
September 10, 2026

I moved a work item from 1 space to another because there were several hundred hours logged against it.  Now I have 'no access' to the work item.  The work item WAS ADMINOH-21, and the NEW work item ID is ESA-11.  I am an admin on both spaces and have access to all other work items in both spaces, but something happened in the move that seemed odd.

I need to have that work item (ESA-11) back.  If we lose those hours, we will lose accounting continuity and we will have many people putting in hundreds of hours of Non-value Added Effort.  

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Lalithesh
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September 10, 2026

Hi @Corey Davis 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

It may also be worth checking the Issue Security Level, in addition to the project permissions suggested by Rudy

Cheers!

Rudy Holtkamp
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September 10, 2026

Nice one!

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Rudy Holtkamp
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September 10, 2026

Hi @Corey Davis ,

You should check if you have the 'Browse projects' permission in the permission scheme.

It can be that you are in a role that can create items, but can't browse it. Check if you have the correct role/are in the correct group that has the browse project permission.

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Corey Davis
September 10, 2026

Thank you for the reply, @Rudy Holtkamp

I will share with our leadership.  Unfortunately, I don't have the level of permission that lets me check my permission level.

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