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Version numbers were added to the URL of every assets in Design Studio. Version numbers are designed to counter act a caching system so that there is always an up-to-date version every time the desired asset is refreshed or changed. This is fine, if there is a caching system that forces you to do so, which Marketo does not. If a cache is enabled that forces you to add a version hook at the end, removing or changing the version number to an older version should change it back to that previous version, again, this is not the case in Marketo as all previous versions of the PDF or image are updated when replaced making version control pointless. This needs to be removed or, at the very least, an option to remove it (and no, copying the url and deleting it manually after pasting is not a solution). Also, FIX THE DESIGN STUDIO SEARCH!!!
Description My use case:I need to segment and select values for only some of our internal marketing ID's (let's say my "wanted" list involves ID's "A", "B" and "C" and my filter is therefore: "equals any of A, B, C"). The filter however will also include ID's that are not in my wanted list (for example "D"), meaning in a built view in my workspace I will see values for A, B, C and D. Cause: This happens because in our implementation, for some cases the same hit triggers several ID's together (in business terms - we are showing several marketing objects simultaneously). For example one hit would have the ID "A" and simultaneously also "D". (I.e. a list evar then has both values)Result: This means my segment returns ID's and values for both, "A, D" and any table I build in an Analytics workspace will have the unwanted values appear as well. Alternatively phrased - a list evar can not be segmented in such a way. Note. There is a solution - I can manually filter them out, but this is manual work and if any of our stakeholder tries to replicate, this creates confusion and questions.Want. I want to be able to build a segment that would understand list variables and not include values that are not in my "wanted" list. Why is this feature important to youTry explaining to a non-analyst Adobe Analytics user, why a custom built segment is not segmenting and values are being shown that should be excluded. Indeed, there is a manual approach, but it has it's own downsides. In the examples that I provide, to illustrate the point, I am using one request examples and as such might not make sense in aggregated perspective. So keep in mind that a large site with a lot of different marketing placements appearing in many different combinations (A with B, A with C, C with X) and thus when you only want data for a particular ID, the current solution will create a lot of data noise. How would you like the feature to workOn example of a single request. When I build a segment that checks against a list evar in a single occurrence, and the list evar contains ID's "A", "X" and "Z", and I want to return only values (let's say we talk view counts) for "A" in my table/view - the segment should be able to understand the list variable and selectively return values (view counts) for "A" only and not include values for "X" and whatever else. TLDR: Built segments should understand the elements on the list evar and return wanted values only. Current BehaviourAny segment built to filter list variables, doesn't understand to return values only for the elements in built segments.
Description - For enterprise companies that have thousands of users accessing Adobe Data Warehouse: There is no visibility into where users send their files from an admin perspective, without initiating a report request from Adobe. (No self-service governance)There is no way of knowing if the reports being sent are done so using secure methods. Nor is there a way of displaying SFTP options ONLY.There is no control for where files can be transferred.Why is this feature important to you - With no alert system, control, or visibility into who is sending what information and where, we leave ourselves extremely vulnerable to malicious intent or interception from external hackers. The Adobe products pride themselves in encouraging self-service models but they lack appropriate governance capabilities to ensure everyone can operate with a safety net. How would you like the feature to work - At a minimum, we would like admins to have the ability to control what locations are available to ADW users AND the ability to allow SFTP methods only, regardless of the location's ability to receive both FTP and SFTP. Current Behaviour - Everyone can send whatever data is available in Adobe Data Warehouse (based on the data they have access to) to whatever location they want without interception from the company on whether or not the contents and location are safe. This extreme flexibility is not scalable safely for large companies.
Hi all, I am requesting that Workfront add a new notification setting that would send a notification to the Team that's assigned to a task or issue after the task/issue's Approval Process has been completed. Currently, there are only settings for individual assignee's (not teams)on the task/issue to get notified when the task/issue approval process has been completed. Extending this functionality to teams would be very useful for us.
The search function in the Design Studio seems to have gone backwards in terms of functionality. Searching by keywords no longer produces results, rather you must know the exact name of the file you are searching for, which is not feasible. Since we can no longer toggle back to the "old" experience, this is going to create a significant decrease in user-friendliness.
Currently we do not have an easy way to find who has been assigned to a project within proofs by their name and associated role without backing out of the proof. We would like a way to see the assigned person’s name and their associated role under workflow. This will eliminate the need to back out and into the actual project to find the name and role(s). Currently, if within a proof you hover over a name assignment under workflow, it will show the email address only. Why is this important? Because if there are around 20 or more tasks on a project, it becomes challenging to find the user associated to the task that requires proof approval. Example: A copywriter is needed to approve the proof. Task 24 on the project has a task listed as Copywriter review. In order to determine the copywriter to add to the proof at this stage, you have to back out of proof via clicking the project link. Then find that associated task to then pull in the name.
The default expense types are not ones that all teams use and can be confusing when you are not able to hide delete or edit them. Not all teams use Advertising, Consulting, General, Materials, and Travel or may call them other items. These fields should be ones that at minimum can be hidden.
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