Currently we are very limited in Notification options. Whilst there are the essential notifications for workers and reviewers available, planners such as project managers are missing a lot of important notifications (e.g. about their projects). They need to use multiple channels for notifications and can not rely on the Slack integration.We would like to have the option for all our users to rely on Slack notifications, without the need of email notifications in addition. Currently I think about a solution such as adding all notification options to Slack, or a solution where we are able to decide which notifications to receive where, without the need to go through each channel and deactivate/activate every option individually.
Create a work item directly from Slack conversation (three-dots-menu next to the message). The conversation then is added to the newly created item as update or description. This would work best in combination with the creation of work items from within a pop-up, as described here: Slack Integration: Creation of Objects from within a pop-up, rather than step-by-step + additional fields
With hundreds or thousands of custom fields created within Workfront, management of them becomes important to ensure data integrity and consistent capture of business information. Regular reviews to see what is being collected, where and how it's being used by the business are an important part of this process. While it's possible to get a rudimentary look at the views/groupings etc that utilize each field via text-mode, it is ugly at best and difficult to work with non-admin users on understanding without substantial rework of the output.i'd love to see some form of reporting that allows an admin a plain-text view to what reports/views etc are using each field so the impact of any changes can be easily understood.Katherine
Would like a setting at the project level that would allow the Project manager to let anyone update the commit date or set it so that only the Task owner can update the commit date.
If a commit date is set, then there is an issue upstream in the project, you cannot clear out the commit date. The planned date is changeable but then you have to manually open each task and change it to a new commit date (not just delete). The issue is that I may not WANT to set a commit date yet because we are still waiting on feedback from a client. I want to clear/delete commit date until I have further information. This causes great confusion for team members as the Planned Date may have changed but the Commit Date still shows an old date. This is also an issue if you copy a project to a new project where the old one had commit dates. Now you have to in an manually change those old commit dates one by one to something that may not even be valid.
Would be great to define a few hot buttons in the upper project windows with which several predefined timelines can be opened quickly. Setup instruction:In the metadata fields is a row "hotbutton" where predefined numbers are available in a dropdown menu. E.g. for 5 hotbuttons in total available in the dropdown you find the numbers 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5. The corresponding hot-buttons are always visible in the project window in the upper space maybe right from the search field icon. If I now define a two timelines to be connected to hot-button 1 and 8 timelines to be connected with hot-button 2 I can easily recall these timelines at once without searching. At a very big project with several edit-version this would help me a lot. Recall instruction: No matter how many timelines are open at the moment. When pushing hot-button 1 those previously predefined two timelines open. And when pushing hot-button 2 these two timelines get closed and the 8 timelines of hot-button 2 open. When deactivating all hot-buttons the initial state of timelines appear again.
It would be helpful if there could be a system preference to allow project names to be alphabetized regardless if the first letter of the first word is capitalized or not. Some of our project names don't start with a capital letter, and that pushes the project name to the bottom of any list. While I understand this sorting, it would be nice if companies had the ability to turn this sorting on or off.
Looking for a way to add preconfigured tasks without having to "store" them in a separate template. For example, it would be nice to be able to select pre-set tasks from a drop-down list with the Add New Task functionality.
I love the functionality to be able to call out certain text by using Bold, Italics and Underline features that exist in the new Rich Text Fields. This makes is so much easier to create a space that leads the eye around the page and allows users to focus on what's important. But what about Bullets? And perhaps even the ability to indent text? This could be a total game changer in output and user experience, especially since a lot of the users are marketing folks. They exist in a world that is driven by visual queues.
There are some good use cases for needing to query records that start with apostrophes: for example, a common list upload error that can occur involves improperly-formatted CSV files, resulting in records with email addresses like 'example@hotmail.com' instead of example@hotmail.com. Currently, the Marketo platform doesn't properly return results for these queries because the character is improperly escaped. If you do a search for "Email Address: begins with ' ", you will return all non-empty email addresses. Attempting to use common SQL escape patterns (\', '') does not fix the problem. If this behavior could be fixed so the search correctly looks for apostrophes, it would be appreciated. (I am aware there are other ways to retrieve this data and have done so; I just wanted to note this specific bug.)
As it stands right now a Group Admin (even with User editing turned on in access level) cannot edit a User's email address or federation ID. They can change everything else with that user but not those two things. So if there is a change in email or federation ID the group admin has to contact a System Admin to make this change which can cause serious delays.
Virtual Report Suites are compatible with Data Warehouse but bizarrely not the Data Warehouse API.This oddity is causing us significant issues as things that can be manually produced from Data Warehouse cannot be automated via the API.(or if we do want to automate we have to open up the real report suites to our users, resulting in a loss of administrative control making our adoption of virtual report suites pointless) It's also causing us similar issues with our Decibel Insight integration.I don't understand why the API has been restricted in this way as Data Warehouse clearly has the capability to handle Virtual Report Suites?(I actually thought it was a defect but was informed by Client Care that this was as designed)Please can you consider enabling access to Virtual Report Suites via the Data Warehouse API?.... pretty please
We would like to use the dashboards for a more custom home view setup for our user, so that when they login they see all that they need in one place. It would be great to be able to add internal page sections to the dashboard without having to add it as an external link within an iFrame.For instance, we want to add a custom form for a new request to a dashboard. We tried this by adding it as an external page, but we found that the iFrame will refresh to the home page after the request is submitted, displaying the page within a page and confusing the user. Hoping this is something that has been considered for future development!
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