Understand the difference between Project Ownership and Project Admin rights, and the scenarios where they can be transferred to another organization.
The organization who purchases Oracle Aconex is the Project Owner. They are also known as the Oracle Paying Customer.
The organization which manages the project's settings is considered the Project Administrator. They configure the project behaviour, such as which mail and document types are available on the project. Learn more about what the Project Admin does.
Generally, the Oracle Paying Customer is also the Project Administrator.
Yes. Sometimes you'll need to transfer the responsibility for managing the project's settings to another organization. This is useful if you want another organization to manage settings for a particular project.
A transfer can occur in the following scenarios:
Note: Field settings are managed separately. Transferring Project Admin rights will not change your Field settings or Field administrators.
You should have a process in place to manage project settings. The project configuration report can help you make decisions before making changes. Any changes should be communicated to the project team beforehand. The project admin guide is a useful reference for new Project Administrators.
No. The organization who manages the project's settings does not get access to other organization's project data. System neutrality means each organization controls their own data and who they choose to send it to.
Yes. Project Admin rights can be transferred back to the originating organization at any time. We recommend communicating with the current Project Admin before requesting a transfer.
See Find your User, Organization or Project ID, to help you find the required details.
Here is an example of a completed request: