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Is there a permission allowing customizing workflow on project level

Pietros

We are using JIRA and actually planning to use in a new company but we need the following:

I know I can create a workflow to be used on projects but we would need "project admins" to tailor workflows on a project level. E.g. a project leader A might custom a system workflow differently than a project leader B. Of course it would require to be project-limited.

Thanks

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

No. You need full admin rights to be able to edit workflows. Being able to delegate permissions like this is a long-standing item on Atlassian's to-do list and although they've recently made some positive noises about tackling it, we still don't have a timetable for it.

There is one option though - if you have JIRA Software, an admin can change the projects behind a board to use "simplified workflow". The project admins can then change the workflow (to a limited extent)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Pietros

I mean, what could I do with that in regards to workflows?

Phill Fox

One word of caution here. If you make too many customised workflows the challenges of upgrading may become more complex. I would try to ascertain if there is a happy medium of maybe 4 or 5 variants that would cover most of what each project administrator would like. Unless of course you are using JIRA Software where each project can define (within limits) its own workflows.

Pietros

Sorry, by JIRA Software you mean just JIRA, the tool itself, right? So if the admin switches a project from standard to simplified, what the project leader can do then?

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