What permissions are required to copy an automated workflow to another workspace?

To successfully copy an automated workflow to another workspace, a combination of "Copy to Workspaces" and "Add" permissions is essential. The "Copy to Workspaces" permission allows users to duplicate workflows from one location to another, which is critical when transferring an automated process. This ensures that the user has the capability to initiate the copying process and manage where the workflow will reside in the new workspace.

Additionally, the "Add" permission is necessary because it permits the user to create new items in the target workspace, which includes inserting the copied workflow into that environment. Together, these permissions enable a user to effectively replicate and integrate the automation processes into a different workspace, ensuring uninterrupted functionality and access.

Without the appropriate combination of these specific permissions, the user would be limited in actions, either unable to perform the copy or to place the workflow in the target workspace. Other permission types, such as read or view permissions, do not grant the necessary authority to execute this copying function, thereby reinforcing the necessity of the specified permissions to achieve the task successfully.