Sharing Kanban Boards

Updated October 26, 2026 162 views

Sharing Kanban Boards

Collaborate with your team by sharing kanban boards. Control exactly what each person can see and do.

Permission Levels

Viewer 👁️

  • View the board and cards
  • Cannot make any changes
  • Cannot add comments
  • Best for: Stakeholders, clients needing visibility

Editor ✏️

  • Everything Viewers can do, plus:
  • Create and edit cards
  • Move cards between lists
  • Add comments and notes
  • Best for: Active team contributors

Admin 👑

  • Everything Editors can do, plus:
  • Manage board settings
  • Add/remove other users
  • Create and edit lists
  • Set up automations
  • Best for: Project managers, team leads

Participant 🎯

  • Customizable permissions
  • Granular control per action
  • Best for: Limited collaborators

Sharing a Board

  1. Open your kanban board
  2. Click the Share button (top-right)
  3. Enter email or select team member
  4. Choose permission level
  5. Click Share

Participant Permissions

For fine-grained control, use Participant level:

Cards:

  • Create new cards: Yes/No
  • Edit existing cards: Yes/No
  • Move cards: Yes/No
  • Delete cards: Yes/No

Comments:

  • Add comments: Yes/No
  • Edit own comments: Yes/No
  • Delete own comments: Yes/No

Components:

  • Add attachments: Yes/No
  • Manage components: Yes/No

Tags:

  • Add tags: Yes/No
  • Remove tags: Yes/No

List-Level Overrides

Override permissions for specific lists:

  1. Click the list menu (⋮)
  2. Select Permissions
  3. Add user-specific overrides
  4. Save changes

Example: Allow someone to only manage cards in the "Leads" list.

Share Expiration

Set shares to expire automatically:

  1. When sharing, click Advanced
  2. Set an expiration date
  3. The share is automatically revoked after that date

Managing Shares

View and manage all shares:

  1. Click Share → Manage
  2. See all current shares
  3. Change permissions or remove access

Best Practices

  1. Use least privilege: Give minimum necessary permissions
  2. Use Participant: For external collaborators needing specific access
  3. Set expirations: For temporary project members
  4. Review regularly: Audit shares monthly
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