Transfer prototypes and design specs from one AdobeID account to another
It would be helpful to be able to copy prototypes (along with any shared comments posted to those prototypes) from one Adobe ID to another. I am leaving one company and moving to another company but need to take my prototypes with me and there is currently no way of doing this. Thanks!
Kristen
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Lam Su
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Why doesn't this exist yet? It's been a minor annoyance in the past that only the owner can update links, but quickly becomes a MAJOR ANNOYANCE if changes happen in the team at all. We need this feature!
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Joseph Johnston
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Well? Let's get this fixed today. This is much more a bug than a missing feature. It's impossible to work within a team without a clean transfer of ownership.
Let's go Adobe. This is not acceptable.
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Marks Jacob
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I want to transfer the ownership of my contractors work to a new perm member of staff with links and all the work entact. Ideally with in a few clicks.
When I say links I mean published links so the new staff member can pick up where the contractor ended.
Otherwise I have to replace all the links with new published ones.
Honestly it would be better if co-editors could with have ownship transferred on share or be allow to update the existing set of links.
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Anonymous
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Go upvote this one too! It's the same type of problem! Let's get this fixed! Figma already does this and honestly I'm thinking of switching to Figma just for this reason. So Xd please make transferring ownership of files possible!
https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007-adobe-xd-feature-requests/suggestions/38308750-change-owner-of-cloud-document -
Mark
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This is a very important feature for teams to collaborate properly, please add to the feature list as soon as possible.
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Justin Caruana commented
We found a Vaccination for COVID .. Im sure we can have this made in 2021 ! ... this has been here from 2017 !
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Guthrie Watson
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I want to transfer the ownership of my contractors work to a new perm member of staff with links and all the work entact. Ideally with in a few clicks.
When I say links I mean published links so the new staff member can pick up where the contractor ended.
Otherwise I have to replace all the links with new published ones.
Honestly it would be better if co-editors could with have ownship transferred on share or be allow to update the existing set of links.
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Anonymous
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cant believe we are in 2021 and this is still open
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Jodi Bennett
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This sounds like changing ownership, so once you've upvoted this one, go to this and upvote too: https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007-adobe-xd-feature-requests/suggestions/38308750-change-owner-of-cloud-document
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Matt D
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Cloud doc transfer ownership as well as prototype links. Teammates are hindered when trying to create shared links from other Owner's shared cloud docs. This is a big collaboration hinderance.
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Diana
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I'm a jr and my senior is going to leave the company because he found a better opportunity. Now that we're seeing the closing of his AdobeID account we've realized there is no way of transferring ownership of our work to another user.
It would be nice If once you've shared a prototype in the collaborate mode, the accounts collaborating become "co-owners/Administrators" of a XD document. I was thinking there could be an option to designate "Owners" similar to a Facebook or Whatsapp group. So the document, libraries and assets are transferred to the selected AdobeID account without messing up the links generated in share. (Just imagine if the company has 300+ prototypes shared with devs, it's a nightmare updating and keeping track of all those manually).
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Diana
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Yes I need this! My Senior is leaving the company. We have around 100+ prototypes with generated links which are shared to development via Confluence. It would be nice if those prototypes you've shared to collaborate with other AdobeID users could pass to a new owner.
I cry just imagining having to locate all prototypes in the devs user stories to update all the links manually.
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Anonymous
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I'm kind of shocked transferring owners isn't a feature. On one project I'm downloading everything (and losing version history, updating all documented links, etc) to transfer owners. On another project... it's just too big. I don't even know what we'll do when one of our two primary designers leaves. People change jobs. Assets get handed off.
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Sam Spicer
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Yes please! This would be a valuable feature to allow junior practitioners to create and transfer ownership within teams, much less departing jobs and clients.
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Brenda
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We have the opposite problem: The creator of the file left the company, and we want to designate someone else as the owner.
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weiman
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I need to handover my XD designs to my clients and I can't transfer ownership to them. They want to be able to edit and update the shared link for the developers to work on, but they cannot because they are not the owner, and I'm no longer working with them.
I do not even receive alerts telling me that they have requested for me to approve an update to a link, so they have to call me up.
Please help or suggest a workaround, thank you.
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Rupesh Ghadi
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Hi, I cannot transfer ownership of files to a different id in Adobe XD.
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Kash Noorani
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It’s been more than two years, Adobe.
If you want to be taken seriously (more than someone’s side project at Adobe), then show us that you are serious about team management functionality.
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jorge
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I work together in a team of several designers. One designer is the owner of the document. If I make some changes I want to publish a new prototype with new specs for the dev team. But, since I am not the owner of the document, I am not allowed to.
How are we supposed to work in a team with a scenario like this?
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Christopher
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I can't believe there are no management tools for the cloud files. You can't change the owner, set permissions, etc. I have the opposite problem: I need to take files from an employee leaving and transfer them to an account that we have control over. This person can find no way of transferring the files to us.