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Have you recently deprovisioned a user and are wondering what happens to their tasks and projects? Read below to find out more.
When a user is deactivated through an identity provider like Okta or manually via the admin console, a project is auto-generated for the tasks that were assigned to the deactivated user. Super admins become members of this auto-generated project and have access to the deactivated user’s tasks.
One of the organization’s super admins will become the project owner. The project owner will be notified about the project's creation via a task in Asana.
A new setting in the admin console allows the super admin of an organization to define which super admin becomes the owner of the project carrying a deprovisioned user’s previously assigned tasks after they have been deprovisioned via SCIM or the API.
The super admin who has been chosen as project owner will be assigned a task to review the project once it is generated.
Deactivation does not currently transfer data ownership for projects, portfolios or dashboards.