Thanks for the reply. I did create a Support Request and was provided some best practices:
In EveryAction, there is not a way to automatically reassign ownership of a departed user’s assets (such as folders, saved lists, saved searches, or certain user-specific reports) to another user. Access is controlled at the folder level, and there is no permission that allows full access to all folders.
Here are the recommended steps to recover access:
* If possible, do not fully deactivate the user. Instead, set them to inactive so they cannot log in, but their assets remain accessible.
* Unlink their ActionAid to prevent any future login attempts.
* Rename the user to something role-based (for example, “Former Staff – Reports Holder”).
* Move them to a lower user profile so an admin can impersonate the account. (If they were a top-level admin, Support may need to assist with this step.)
While impersonating the user:
* Go to My Folders and share relevant folders, saved searches, and lists with the appropriate staff or user groups
* Share any user-specific reports that need to remain accessible
For future planning, it may be helpful to include an offboarding step where key assets are shared in advance. You may also consider using User Groups or a shared/generic user account for creating reports and searches to avoid similar issues.