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Kelly_Wehrmann
Kelly_WehrmannNew Participant

Provide Additional Fields on Assignment Object to Streamline Reporting on Issues and TasksNew

The Assignment Object is a great opportunity to provide valuable reporting insight to managers, supervisors, even team members to provide a holistic view of everything that is assigned to individuals, team members, etc. However, there are some short comings: There is no Point-and-Click way to Group Assignments by Project Name. The only way to Group Assignments together for a resource by Project Name is to resort to Text mode code. Project info should be available in the Group tab to easily allow the report to be grouped by Out-of-Box and Custom Project fields.There is not way to Sort Dates within the report if you are displaying Issue and Task Data within the same report since they are coming from 2 different objects. I'd really like to see the Assignment object expanded so that ANY fields that are common between the Issue and the Task object are available for reporting from the Assignment object, as a single field so that sorting could be done by Dates or even common custom fields. For example, instead of displaying the Issue Entry Date or the Task Entry Date and being restricted to sorting on only one of these values, create a new field on the Assignment for Entry Date to contain either of the values, depending on if the Assignment is coming from and Issue or a Task. The closest thing in the tool today, that at least gets to the tip of this iceberg, is the "source" field that is available on the Hour object. The Source field on the Hour object will contain either the Issue Name or the Task Name depending on what the hour being reported is tied to. This makes it super easy to include in an Hour report, instead of having to write text mode code to display either the Issue Name or the Task Name, based on calculation. I'd like to see additional fields similar to this added to the Hour object and added to the Assignment object.

gkalyan
gkalyanNew Participant

Intelligent Content Recommendations: Driving Engagement and Business Outcomes in AEM SitesNew

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Implement an intelligent content recommendation engine to leverage AI and machine learning to suggest relevant content for each page, driving increased engagement and business outcomes. Use-case: Marketers need a way to deliver the most relevant and engaging content to users based on their behavior, interests, and the current context. By providing AI-powered content recommendations, AEM Sites can help surface the most impactful content to drive conversions and achieve business goals. Current/Experienced Behavior: Currently, marketers must manually curate and select content for each page, which can be time-consuming and may not always align with user preferences. There is no automated way to surface top-performing content or make recommendations based on user behavior and business rules. Improved/Expected Behavior: With the intelligent content recommendation engine, AEM Sites would analyze user interactions, content performance metrics, and contextual data to suggest the most relevant content for each page. Marketers could set business rules to prioritize certain content types or topics, and track the engagement and revenue impact of AI-recommended content. The system would learn and optimize recommendations over time based on user interactions, providing valuable insights to marketers on content performance and opportunities for improvement.   Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM + Adobe Experience Platform + RT CDP Customer-name/Organization name:   Screenshot (if applicable):   Code package (if applicable):  

konstantyn_diachenko
konstantyn_diachenkoNew Participant

Add optional description/note for Cloud Manager Environment VariablesNew

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Environment variables is a good feature in AEMaaCS to change OSGi service configuration in runtime without redeployment. Sometimes, project has to have a lot of env variables, especially if you are running several sites on the same program. That's why I would like to have an option to set a description or note for env variable in the Environment Configuration modal in Cloud Manager.   Use-case: I can provide few use cases: 1. Imagine you have 2 brand that are running on AEMaaCS. Each of them should pull data from third-party service by schedule. Sometimes there are cases when you need to change a frequency for pulling data for both services or service URL. For example: BRAND1_SERVICE_URL is an env variable with a 3rd party service URL to provide data for brand1, BRAND2_SERVICE_URL is an env variable with a 3rd party service URL to provide data for brand2, BRAND1_SERVICE_CRON is an env variable with a cron expression for brand1 service, BRAND2_SERVICE_CRON is an env variable with a cron expression for brand2 service. I would like to provide some notes for like "3rd-party service for brand 1. Example: https://api.service1.con/api/v1 " or "Every 5 hours: 0 0 */5 * * ? | Every 5 mins: 0 */5 * * * ?". 2. When you need to follow concept of secrets rotation (like for CDN: CDN_PURGEKEY_081324, CDN_PURGEKEY_111324) you can forget about last changed key even if you named it using data format. Some description or note for env variable might help to provide more clarity.  Current/Experienced Behavior: Currently such option is absent. Improved/Expected Behavior: -  Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): Cloud Manager Environment Configuration flow Customer-name/Organization name:   Screenshot (if applicable): Example of the idea how to render it:   Code package (if applicable):