Hi Team,
Version: 8.3P3
I am looking to develop a custom SPRight to grant access to a specific run ruler task to my L1 team. Although I have tagged my custom SPRight in Task Definition for that specific run ruler task and also assigned the SPRight in one of my capabilities, I still cannot see the Task tab in the L1 team profile.
Hi @Saket95606 Can you try adding SPRight ‘ViewTaskManagement’ in your capability.
Below 3 i have added but its not working, my objective to provide only access to run ruler task for L1 support team.
<Reference class="sailpoint.object.SPRight" name="FullAccessTaskManagement"/>
<Reference class="sailpoint.object.SPRight" name="ViewTaskManagement"/>
<Reference class="sailpoint.object.SPRight" name="L1SupportTaskSPRight"/>
@Saket95606
I don’t think you have a direct way to do this because the capabilities will give access to all tasks not just particular run rule, instead you provide a quick link for task you are thinking to give access and read the parameters from quick link dynamically and in workflow have the task trigger API with params and provide the quicklink access using Dynamic scope
Probably other experts can pitch if there is any option for task directly but I think this would be the alternative approach to achieve what you are looking for.
Hi @sauvee I added ‘ViewTaskManagement’ and ‘CustomSPRight’ to the capabilities and assigned them to the user. Now, I can see all tasks and run specific tasks as well. However, it’s not possible to restrict visibility to only certain tasks. A person without ‘CustomSPRight’ but has the capability ‘ViewTaskManagement’, he can see task but he can not execute it.
We delegate execution of specific tasks to certain teams by creating a custom quicklink that triggers a workflow that launches the task.
Not as clean a user experience as using the built in “Tasks” UI, but it achieves the purpose of only delegating 1 specific task.
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