2. Click on the three dots next to your workflow#
3. Click on Edit Access#
4. Here, you can view all the users and teams to whom you have directly granted access to your workflow. You can add users and teams from here#
5. Select the user to whom you want to grant access to the workflow.#
6. Select the role of the user.#
There are two roles available: Member and Admin. You can assign either role to a user. To learn more about these roles, please refer to this guide 7. After selecting the user and role, Click on Add#
8. If you want to grant workflow access to an entire team (a group of users), click on Add Team.#
9. Select the team and its role.#
10. After selecting the team and role, Click on Add.#
11. Here, you can view all the users and teams to whom you have directly granted access to your workflow.#
12. Click on Inherited Access#
13. In the Inherited Access section, you can view all the Users and Teams who have access to the project in which your workflow is located.#
Note that if a user or team has access to the project, they will automatically have access to all workflows within that project, even if you have not granted them explicit access.
14. Click on Update Permissions to save your changes#