Which method is used to route tasks to users who have access to complete them from a queue?

The method that routes tasks to users who have access to complete them from a queue is assigning work to the work queue. In Pega, tasks are usually organized within work queues, which act as pools for managing the distribution of assignments. By using the work queue, the system can automatically manage which tasks are available to users based on their access and workload.

Assigning work to the work queue enables dynamic task allocation, ensuring that appropriate users can pull tasks from the queue as their availability allows, thus optimizing the efficiency of task completion. This approach allows for a streamlined process where users can focus on their assigned work without needing to manually distribute tasks among them.

The other methods listed serve different purposes and do not effectively utilize the capabilities of a work queue in automatically routing tasks based on user access. Assigning work directly to the current or a specific user does not leverage the benefits of a queue, while assigning tasks based on priority is not specifically tied to the concept of routing via user access within a queue context.