Teams and workspaces · Taskending editorial team
Plan access for private projects
A company project does not necessarily need to be visible to everyone. Private access should cover both issue content and integration context.
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How to apply it
Configure Taskending project visibility and membership for the actual need. Evaluate employee, viewer and customer scenarios separately. Include channel and repository destinations when deciding who receives information.
A concrete example
Issue titles in a restricted product project may be private. Sending them to a broad Teams channel creates a separate disclosure from the application’s private-project boundary. Check recipients beforehand.
What to watch for
Knowing a link does not establish authorization. Project access and company administration are different controls. Metadata such as private PR titles also deserves protection.
How to check the outcome
Check authorized and unauthorized role scenarios separately. Hiding a navigation item is insufficient; opening the record must enforce access too.
Try it in your own workflow.
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