Human Task Manager API authorization and actions
Human Task Manager API authorization is based on actions. Each API method is represented by one or more actions. The role that a user has determines the actions the user is authorized for.
- Task template actions
Access to the HumanTaskManager interface does not guarantee that the caller can perform all of the actions on a task template. The caller must be logged on to the client application with a role that is authorized to perform the action. - Task instance actions
Access to the HumanTaskManager interface does not guarantee that the caller can perform all of the actions on a task. The caller must be logged on to the client application with a role that is authorized to perform the action. - Escalation template actions
Access to the HumanTaskManager interface does not guarantee that the caller can perform all of the actions on an escalation template. The caller must be logged on to the client application with a role that is authorized to perform the action. - Escalation instance actions
Access to the HumanTaskManager interface does not guarantee that the caller can perform all of the actions on an escalation. The caller must be logged on to the client application with a role that is authorized to perform the action. - Authorized roles for actions on business categories
Access to the HumanTaskManager interface does not guarantee that the caller can perform all of the actions on a business category. The caller must be logged on to the client application with a role that is authorized to perform the action. - Authorized roles for actions on work baskets
Access to the HumanTaskManager interface does not guarantee that the caller can perform all of the actions on a work basket. The caller must be logged on to the client application with a role that is authorized to perform the action.