Chrome, and other browsers I assume, will populate their history log based on the document title Filling out time sheets becomes much easier when I can identify which projects I was working on throughout the day. I've used to plugin to make this happen locally and it has been very helpful.
Currently, you can build/advance a library from the publishing tab as there is a dropdown menu with three horizontal dots that allows you to do this without opening up that specific library. However, you still need to open the library up in order to remove or add an environment when the library is in the development column. It would be nice if you could remove and add environments from development libraries in a similar way without having to individually open each library to remove or add environments. This change would save me a lot of time as I am have to open multiple libraries to remove and add the dev environment every day.
It would be extremely helpful to view all the Open requests under Requests -> All Requests in 1 page. Currently, users can see only 20 by default under All Requests and they have to scroll to the bottom and click on "20 more" to see additional requests.
It would be great to have a campaign change history and run history tool as Marketo support has as one of their backend tools. We had a campaign member sync issue recently between SFDC and Marketo. Having this tool would've made the troubleshooting of this issue on our end much easier, without having to contact support for assistance.
I've had a lot of problems with dragging and dropping parent tasks to rearrange the order of a project, it seems finicky that it always tries to put the parent inside of another parent task no matter where you put your mouse. Every time I move parents I have to be super careful not to implant the entire parent and all tasks within a nearby parent and I have to drop it so quickly it's inaccurate and leads to frequent errors. It would be nice to be able to turn off the feature that allows you to implant parents into another parent.
The current option really is to only allow line managers to approve time sheets, however line managers do not equal project managers and therefore line managers do not fully understand the hours booked to a project (they just want the time sheet to be submitted!).ProblemUser adds time to project, line manager approves their time sheet (because they don't know the details of the project). Project manager reviews time sheets / budgets and notices someone has incorrectly book hours (or too many hours) to their project, they then have to move those hours to tidy up their project - time consuming.SolutionAdd a new option which means that project managers approves their 'elements' of someone's time sheet based on the hours booked to their projects. If someone works on several projects, then it may need multiple project managers to approve their time sheet (and probably then their line manager to approve non-project related work). Basically this is adding additional approval processes to the time sheet process, I've work on systems that do this and every project manager whom is responsible for their budgets must be screaming for this control.
In the Issue approvals tab, a process can be added and routed, but once the issue has a resolve project created, the information in this tab disappears. Proposal is for this information to persist in this tab for easier reference (instead of sifting through updates).
i would like to have the ability to add a notice bar at the top of a specific Workfront tab/section like Home/My Work or the Requests tab. Use case: I'd like to provide updates to requesters regarding our teams turn around time to get something done, for example tell them it'll take 3 weeks instead of 2 weeks to turn something around. This would help improve communication so we don't have to send an email out. This could be updated when needed and also taken down/turned off when not needed.
As a system admin with many project templates that have similar request queues, I would like to be able to set up routing rules at the system level and then apply them to the necessary queue topics so that i can more easily manage changes to routing assignments without having to go into every template and active project.
Many of us us the 2 digit country codes in our marketo and SFDC instances. It would be amazing if there was a templated campaign that we could use looking for country is not 2 digit (list all out) or empty in the smart list. The flow would then list out in one big data value change item with 240+ choices listing ALL full countries changing them to 2 digit country code. This way we don't have to worry about doing this, but we could leverage a templated campaign that marketo offers. I have about 15 countries in a workflow that i'm listening for and changing, but due to lots of integrations not passing over 2 digit country codes -- I'm having to do more manual work. A template like this would be amazing!
In Adobe Campaign, reports of events such as opens and unique clicks can be broken down by an Hour dimension, showing the number of those events in a particular hour on a given day. When this same information is viewed through Analytics, it is appearing as if all or nearly all of the events occur at noon. For example, a report in Campaign could show that a message had 1000 opens at 9:00 AM, 1800 opens at 10:00 AM, 800 opens at 11:00 AM, and so on. Analytics will show that there are 3600 (or more) opens at noon, but none at any other time. Customer Care reported that this is due to the design of Analytics; there is a lag in data being imported into Analytics from Campaign and that data does not carry a timestamp with it, so Analytics assigns it a default of noon. This makes it so that our users are unable to use Analytics to report on data from Campaign with the same granularity as in Campaign itself. Please consider having data flowing from Campaign to Analytics include times as well as dates so that reporting can be done in Analytics using those times.
In the Calendar on ToutApp extension, we have the dates in the following format. Here are a few times that work for me: Wed Apr 17, 12:00 PM-12:30 PM CEST Thu Apr 18, 12:00 PM-12:30 PM CEST Fri Apr 19, 12:00 PM-12:30 PM CEST Our Salespeople are all working in different languages and we've been wondering whether it's possible to have the availability dates and times in local languages (e.g., Italian, German, Spanish, etc). Changing Gmail language in the settings didn't help. Would be great if this feature can be implemented!
It would be helpful to have a secondary chart come up when you drill into a section of a pie chart, so you can see further breakdown or categorization of data. For example. if you were looking at a pie chart showing $$ spent per department, if you clicked on a singular department, another pie chart could show where those specific department dollars went by project.
While there's a lot of use from the mktoActive and mktoAddByDefault attributes when defining modules for email templates, there's a more common problem that hasn't been addressed with template attributes: requiring a module to be on all emails within a template. Sometimes, it doesn't make sense to include a header/footer/etc. outside of .mktoContainer, so Marketo users may be stuck with trusting that other users will keep modules within an email for compliance reasons--think a module that has boilerplate legal text or subscription information. In a case like that, you'd want that module to always be in the email, so the ability to do something like mktoRequired="true" in conjunction with mktoAddByDefault would address this problem. This gets even more powerful if order is respected, so, if you have a header module, middle module, and footer module all set to be required, you could allow content to go between header and middle or middle and footer to force brand guidelines.
In order to keep my list of evars and props in a sensible numeric order, it would be really great if you could rearrange the list. Or let us sort the list by number.
List Vars (s.list1, s.list2 and s.list3) are common enough variables (moreso than Hierarchy, I suspect) but right now we have to move to custom code to set them. I understand it gets trickier because of the list-y nature of them, but in most cases my Data Element is making the properly-delimited list I want, and I just need a way to reference it in my rules. Also, it's odd to have Transaction ID in the interface, but not purchaseID- they're very similar, and it would be nice to be able to set them side by side and not in custom code.
It would be great if the order of these 3 elements would be natural, even if you add a lower number later on it should be shown in the correct order as it was in DTM. As an example I had the following eVarseVar1eVar9 Then I added eVar5 so the order when I open the Global Vars of the extension configuration or in a rule in the Set Variable element the next time should be the following and nto eVar5 at the end.eVar1eVar5eVar9
The users of my instance find the new feature to re-name files to the name of the new version confusing. Assuming this functionality will not be reversed, this feature request is to show a notification when the file is renamed from a new version of the document.
Would love the ability to assign permissions at the extension level so specific users, or groups of users, could only make changes to extensions they had access to. This would reduce internal governance efforts by minimizing users' abilities to poke around where they shouldn't. It would be especially useful for enterprise level organizations and those with strict security or legal protocols (i.e. GDPR/COPPA).
Currently, if there is no library assigned to a dev or staging environment, it 404s. This can (reasonably) bother developers and break analytics testing on dev/staging/QA servers.Ideally, if an environment does NOT have a library currently on it, it would just use whatever is currently upstream in prod.
Hi there,Enhanced SearchI believe the current search feature, perform on the "title/name", which is good,Will be great the search capability is searching to the lowest granular for example searching "scripts" as well.Global SearchCurrently, search is enable for every "tab" for example rules, data element, etc ...Will be great if Launch has a Global search, something like the one for Adobe Analytics ...thanksKhai
Right now the minification process when building just returns if there was an error and the error itself, but no context around what code is causing it. This makes it hard to debug since there is no way to search all custom code in Launch; users instead have to go rule by rule to find the error. For example, I could have the following (valid) custom code in a rule: let myVar = "foo";return myVar; But since this is ES6, the minifier will fail, saying "There was an error minifying your custom code": This does not provide any useful information on where/why the minifier is failing. It'd be nice to see the rule/extension/data element, as well as the line number of what is causing the issue: Even if just a stopgap, being able to see the raw JS file before it goes through the minifier to search for the error would be helpful.
There are always various objects, be it a Request, Issue, Project, or something else that I would like to keep a close eye on. It would be helpful if I could tag an object as something for me to watch so then I could write a report that maybe shows me the last updates or something like that.
We're looking for a solution to determine customers that visit without purchasing, then return in a separate visit the same day to complete an order. Currently using the "within 1 day" option in segment builder seems to return 24 hours as opposed to "before end of day". We're looking for the latter.
When SSO is enabled the system will not send out a notification to the user that they have been setup. A nice welcome email would be GREAT to alert users they have been setup in the system, this would make user setup more efficient and cut down manual workarounds to let users know they are in the system. Currently the functionality you have is only for NON SSO customers where system sends an email to user asking user to setup a password. The functionality I am requesting is just for the system to send an email without asking for an action to take, but more of an alert - hey you are in!Thank you.
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