Use the following table to understand the Orchestration defined user privileges for managing workflows:
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Role: Business Analyst
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Role: Administrator
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You can
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In Orchestration Manager:
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Create, modify, import, or export workflow drafts
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Deploy or undeploy non read-only workflows and associate rules with them
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Create, modify, or remove non read-only routing rules
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Create, modify, or remove non read-only events in the event catalog
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Create, modify, or remove non read-only global variables
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In Orchestration Manager: All the tasks that an analyst can do.
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In Designer:
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Save workflow
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Export or import workflow
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Duplicate workflows
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Read-only access to properties of administrator tasks
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Read-only access to advanced properties of tasks
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Modify properties of non-administrator tasks
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Add or remove non-administrator tasks for independent workflow
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Add or remove edges between non-administrator tasks for independent workflows
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Create, modify, or remove interrupting events in independent workflows
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In Designer:
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Save workflow
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Export or import workflow
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Duplicate workflows
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Read and write access to properties of administrator tasks
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Read and write access to advanced properties of tasks
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Add or remove administrator tasks for all workflows
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Modify properties of all tasks
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Add or remove edges between all tasks for all workflows
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Create, modify, or remove interrupting events in all workflows
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