Check the permissions for the requests to see why they cannot see it, then either amend the permissions in the project, add them into the right role, or from user management, add them into the group/organisation/whatever that allows people to see the requests.
Hi Nick, In fact this post appeared at a representative of my company.
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Ok, but that does not give me any new information that would change or add to my answer.
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It is what it says really.
The user is trying to read a request for which they do not have permission. Check the permissions for the requests to see why not (it's not one they raised, they're not in an organisation it is shared with, or an agent has hidden, moved or deleted it - those are the most likely reasons)
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