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Could there be a way to upload Analysis workspace schedule IDs and delete them in bulk, all in one go. With the current product design, from "Scheduled Projects Manager" we can select all the schedule IDs/scheduled workspace projects names that we want to delete and then hit the delete button. This task still remains manual, as the user would have to manually search the scheduled workspace projects and then click on the checkbox. In case of organizations having more than 1000 users, with ~1000 scheduled workspace projects it becomes slightly difficult to perform the manual search n delete. Hence, hoping if any capability (maybe APIs) could be provided in future to fulfill the requirement.
When downloading an item in Workfront Project Management that has already been migrated over to the DAM the download should open in a new browser window instead of restricting it to open only in the existing window as it currently functions. Having to reopen Workfront Project Management due to this is not efficient.
In workspace, it is currently possible to interpret zero as no value. To build on this feature, I would also like the ability to not display rows that have no value. This would enable workspace users to display rows in a table that are relevant, while 'hiding' the others via the features to interpret zero as no value and display only rows with a value.
When creating a project using a template with task assignments to job roles, if you are assigned as the project owner and also have your primary role assigned to the tasks within the project, when clicking "Save Changes" to create the project, it would be ideal if you could get a pop-up asking if your name should be selected to self-assign to fill that role for all tasks within the project containing that role assignment. Benefits:For projects that contain only tasks that will also be assigned to the owner, reducing the clerical duty to navigate to the Staffing tab.For projects that contain tasks with multiple job roles, this will save time self-selecting, especially when creating multiple projects on a daily basis.
When a user can't access a work object in Workfront, they're presented with a "Request Access" page, where they can select another user from whom they want to request access. This causes two pain points:There are certain reports, dashboards, projects, and requests that we don't want users requesting their own access - we only want these objects shared proactively, not reactively. Second, there are certain reports, dashboards, projects, and requests that we want shared only with job roles/teams/groups - not individuals. This ensures only qualified users have access, due to their role in the org. The only way that they should gain access to these objects is to have their profile updated to include the appropriate membership. But we can't enforce that, and users just end up requesting individual access which they retain even after they switch teams or job roles.What we want is the ability to specify a redirect URL on a per object basis that prevents the user from requesting access, and instead allows us to convey custom messaging to them.
We make extensive use of tags to keep track of what components should appear in which virtual report suite (VRS). When curating a VRS it would be a great time saver to be able to add/remove component tags from this screen in the same way you can else where in the tool (i.e. right click on the component):
Idea: Some type of customer facing "View History" tab or log in the Adobe Analytics Admin interface containing detailed Marketing Channel Processing Rule change history, similar to how the Processing Rules "View History" tab contains detailed historical changes/versions made to the processing rules.Benefits:Corporate data security requirements regarding detailed logs for any type of administrator access and changes."Why did <some marketing channel report> break/change?" and "Who did this and why was it done this way?" research by administrators. This is especially true for companies that have multiple Adobe Analytics administrators (or are new to the role), or have had these settings changed by contractors or consultants that are long gone.Simply put, if anyone other than you has ever changed a Marketing Channel Processing Rule, this idea is for you.Problem: The Admin Tools Log only contains basic entries like "Marketing Channel Rulesets was approved" and "Marketing Channel:Paid Search was approved" but nothing that indicates if a channel was enabled/disabled, if the "Override Last-Touch Channel" was enabled/disabled, or any other details like "Channel Breakdown" and "Channel Type" selections.Solution: Make the detailed Marketing Channel Processing Rule change history customer facing within the Adobe Analytics Admin interface.Apparently there is some type of searchable internal tool/log within Adobe which is not customer facing that contains detailed Marketing Channel Processing Rule changes. Here is an example of the data from that tool/log* (Note: This is how this info was formatted when sent to me in an RTF file from Adobe Customer Care.):Rule saved on Dec 23rd 19, 11:55 PST by Company / someone@company.com#1 : Set Paid Search to PageQSParam utm_medium If All: - PageQSParam StartsWith utm_medium ps #2 : Set Email to PageQSParam utm_medium If All: - PageQSParam StartsWith utm_medium em #3 : Set Trade Shows to PageQSParam utm_medium If All: - PageQSParam StartsWith utm_medium tsPlease implement this idea! 😀Thanks,-Phil
If I build an advanced search filter, and want to change the report structure/hierarchy, I need to redo these filters. Advanced filters are nice for on-the-fly analysis, but sometimes they prove their worth in keeping. Or just because you would like to take the search filter further in an analysis. Being able to save it as a segment and apply it to the panel would be an amazing time saving.
In the Reports and Documents areas, the ability to collapse the folder panel on the left side would be very helpful. This would allow more space for the "meat" of the reports list. I would love to see this become a toggle-setting similar to hiding the panel in a project's task list.
At the moment, if you change the name of a classification it breaks all the associated classification rules built in the classification rule builder. Each rule then has to be manually edited to get it working again with the new classification name. I think it would make sense if a classification name change automatically updated the classification rule builder.
When I create a new user and click "Show Advanced Options" the default Access Level given to the new user is System Administrator. This seems unnecessarily dangerous, why wouldn't the default user role be the most restricted instead of the least?
We would find it incredibly useful and time saving to be able to move and copy actions between different rules in launch. I'd expect to access the feature by via a clicking with right mouse button on an action to reveal a menu with the options. Please can this be considered?
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