More granular permissions for the "delete" ability
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Elena Glaeser
This would be incredibly helpful for my team. I would love if there were more granular permissions such as:
-Only allow users to delete in certain Spaces (without having to manually change permissions for each Space)
-Allow deletion of comments/attachments, but not full tasks or Lists
I need this to be at the permissions level and not at the Space level.
Nick Jones
This would be very helpful for us. Right now I haven't given many people delete permissions. This has caused some frustration because teams will come in and like to make adjustments to a task list that has been created by a template to remove things that may not be applicable to that specific project.
I would give them delete permissions, but right now that would mean that could delete almost everything up to the space level.
I'd like to be able to set delete permission for users to be able to do whatever they would like within a list at the task, subtask, checklist level.
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Brittany Dure
+1 for me please also!
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Emily Correa
+1 for me please
Rodrigo Carballo
I would suggest also limiting users from deleting comments. That would be very helpful for audit purposes.
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Tammy Collins
Yes, I agree! My need is specifically with attachements. In almost every scenario in our space, the person adding an attachment did not make the task it lives in. It would be super helpful if the owner of the attachment was able to delete it regardless of the task it lives in. We don't want our users deleting the tasks that were created but they should have the ability to delete the attachments that are no longer useful.
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Kristi Doughty
This is a huge deal for us. We do not want users to delete tasks, but if the setting is on, they cant delete attachments in the tickets either. There need to be more granular rules for deletion
Carlos Adolfo Teixeira Duarte
This is very important. Integrity of information and ability to prevent undue deletion of company intelectual property (including the set up and info within ClickUp) is crucial!
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Italo Aguiar
Please, Clickup, consider this! In fact, it makes no sense give the power of deleting when we want only give the power of creating a task!
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Kelly Neyland
Agreed. I have to give a user full access in order for them to create new tasks, which means they also have the power to delete the entire list. I know with Business Plus I can set it up so that they can only delete items they've created, but it still seems odd. Archiving and deleting should be a separate permission from being able to create new tasks.
Louise Ewing
Kelly Neyland: Thanks for the feedback!
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Italo Aguiar
Kelly Neyland: exactly!
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