Project Respondents FAQ
What is a Project Respondent?
The Project Respondent is a new OneTrust system role that can be assigned to users. The Project Respondent role is assignable when launching an assessment to a new respondent that does not currently exist on your system.
What can the Project Respondent do?
A user with the Project Respondent role can do the following:
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Create a password and log into your account
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Access a list of all assessments assigned to them
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Be assigned assessments and respond to assigned assessments
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Be assigned risks, needs more information, and add comments to assessments
How are Project Respondents different from Invited users?
Project Respondents can manage and view the list of assessments assigned to them within the account. Since users with the Project Respondent role can login with a password, it will be easier to track who is making updates and responding to assessments.
How do I assign Project Respondents from an assessment?
Any unrecognized user emails added to the respondent field prior to launching an assessment will be grouped into a list. You can review this list and create accounts for these users to login with the Project Respondent role.
You can also send an unrecognized user the link to access the assessment directly.
Why do I not see the option to add the Project Respondent role when I add a new email to my respondent field?
The Project Respondent flow is controlled via the Global Settings under Assessments. Ensure you have the Allow Creating Project Respondents from Assessments option enabled. If the Allow Creating Invited User setting is disabled and a template with an inventory or user attribute question is published, new users will be created as Project Respondents.
Can I reassign an Invited User role to a Project Respondent role?
Yes. For more information on reassigning an Invited User role, see Converting an Invited User to a Project Respondent.
Can Project Respondents access the Self-Service Portal?
No. Access to the Self-Service Portal is not included in the permissions for a Project Respondent. To give access to the Self-Service Portal, you can create a custom role by copying the Project Respondent role and adding permissions. See Custom Role Troubleshooting to confirm needed permissions.
What assessment fields are visible to project respondents?
The metadata visible to project respondents depends on their permissions.
With a standard Project Respondent role, the user will have basic access. If you want to give the user expanded access to your assessments metadata, you can create a custom copy of the Project Respondent role and add the Advanced Assessment Metadata permission to the role.
For more information, see Creating and Editing Custom Roles.
Metadata Visibility for Project Respondents
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Assessment Metadata Pane |
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Basic Information |
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Name |
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Organization |
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Template |
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Workflows |
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Description |
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Deadline |
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Reminder |
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Send Email to |
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Primary record |
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Tags |
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Workflow approvers |
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Approver(s) |
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Comments |
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Participants |
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Respondent(s) |
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Comments |
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Additional information |
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Stage |
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Stage details (workflow status bar) |
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Result |
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Result Comments |
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Date Created |
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Creator |
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Template Version |
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Question Labels |
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Residual Risk Score |
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Open Risk Count |
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Open Info Request Count |
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Inherent Risk Score |
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Target Risk Score |
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Assessment List Page |
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Name |
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Stage |
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Result |
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Residual risk score |
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Organization |
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Respondent |
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Approver |
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Deadline |
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Open info request count |
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Open risk count |
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Tags |
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Open issue count |
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Workflows |
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Template |
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Creator |
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Date created |
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Date completed |
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Date submitted |
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Primary record name |
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Primary record id |
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Pending reviews |
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Template version |
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Approval stage |
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Inherent risk score |
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Target risk score |
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