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# Playbook activity state-mapping permissions

# Playbook activity state-mapping permissions {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Yokohama  
Updated January 30, 2025  
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User permissions must be assigned to allow agents to complete, skip, or restart
activities in playbook using activity state mapping.  
Can Complete, Can Skip, and Can Restart permissions are determined whenever an activity is fetched based on the following conditions:

* Experience Status Record must be defined
* Users must have write access on Experience Status Record
* Activity State Mapping rule set must exist for Experience Status Table
* User must have write access on Experience Status Field for that table
* Activity State to Experience Status mapping rule must exist for that corresponding operation:{#playbook-act-state-permissions__table_xct_21n_mnb__entry__2}

  | Playbook Activities | Activity State |
  |-|-|
  | Can Complete | Complete |
  | Skip | Skipped |
  | Restart | In Progress |
  [ ]

  {#playbook-act-state-permissions__table_xct_21n_mnb}
{#playbook-act-state-permissions__ul_xmh_wzm_mnb}  
If the permissions are not valid, users cannot perform that operation. The corresponding declarative actions that use the Can Complete, Can Skip, and Can Restart client conditions will not display.  
Note:  
If a user does not have read access on the Experience Status Field of the Experience Status Record, the default activity state will be used instead. The default activity state is the state of the flow powering the activity.