Hi,
End users do not have access right to import data to a module that they can edit. The module contain a selective access list. What can be the reason and how can I fix it?
Thanks,
Xin
So the way it works is:1. The WSA creates an import action for the very first time using a template2. Anaplan saves the import action (the mappings to the module) as well as the file template (csv, txt etc.) used to create the mapping3. This template should be shared with users and they can upload data using only this template4. WSA publishes the action to the dashboard and provides access to the users who need to run the action5. Users fill in the data into the template and upload it using the actionLetting users upload their own files and formats is not a good solution as they will need to be granted WSA rights. And even then, module mappings in Anaplan are not end user friendly and users will have a tough time making sure their data uploads correctlyHope that was of some help!
@xin
@anirudh asked the first question that came to my mind also.
As a guess, make sure the role has write access to the list, module, and the import action that they can't seem to use. I'm guessing it's a security issue but seeing the error, or a screenshot of what your user sees would be helpful.
Keep the conversation going. Let's get you an answer quickly!
Hi @JaredDolich @anirudh ,
It shows that they do not have the access to the import function when they click Data - Import. I will ask end users for error screenshot.
It is for example a volume table. End users enter volume data for their own operating units. So they have write access to the volume module (volume as line item), selective access to the operating unit list. Should I assign them write access for the operating unit list as well? There is no specific import action set. Some of them would like to import data from excel with their own excel file. Can they set up their import action?
Best,
Hi @anirudh
But I need to set up an import action first and then assign access rights to them. I thought end user can import from excel to any module that they have access to (I do not need to set that up beforehand)... Once they have access to an import action, can they upload any files and run the import action? Or the import data source can only be uploaded/edited by workspace administrator?
Great. I think we're getting closer.
If the button is disabled then it's probably a security issue. If the button executes a process, it could be one of the actions in the process. All it takes is one action to disable the whole process.
You can change the security here (see below). Note you cannot enable a "process" so you'll have to look inside the process to see which actions are needed to export that data. Then click on the appropriate action in the roles--> actions form to enable the process.
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