What permissions are necessary to use Automated Workflows?

To use Automated Workflows effectively, Object Security permissions for related components are essential. Automated Workflows operate across various objects and components within the Relativity platform. For a user to create or manage workflows that interact with specific objects, they must have the necessary permissions to access those objects. This includes permissions for the objects that are part of the workflow, such as documents, folders, or any custom objects that might be utilized.

Furthermore, if the workflow involves specific processes or actions that target other components (for instance, if the workflow needs to manipulate or interact with various object types), the user must hold the appropriate access rights to those components as well. This ensures that the workflows run smoothly and that users can execute all predefined tasks without running into security restrictions.

In contrast, the other choices do not encompass the full range of permissions needed. Permissions that focus solely on View and Edit capabilities might not grant access to all functionalities required for comprehensive workflow management. Similarly, admin-level permissions are not necessary for all users; it's essential that users possess the targeted permissions related to the components involved in the workflows. Finally, restricting permissions only to the workflow editor does not account for the broader scope of interactions that an automated workflow may entail, as it often needs to engage with multiple