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Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: When you're updating a review task in Guides, the Assign To prompt on the Task tab should show the names of viewers who are assigned to the task. Use-case: When writers see the Assign To prompt is blank, they think they have to add reviewers again, but that's not true. Current/Experienced Behavior: Currently the reviewer names can be seen at the bottom of the Task tab where you're not expecting them and on the Reviewers tab. Improved/Expected Behavior: Show the names of assigned reviewers in the Assign To prompt on the Task tab or move the Assigned list from the bottom of the page to directly after this prompt. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): https://author-p108955-e1062829.adobeaemcloud.com/ Customer-name/Organization name: Workday Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: AEM References Manager Use-case: Track references and control changes Current/Experienced Behavior: It is very common situation when for example an AEM component definition gets changed and the changes immediately need to be reflected on the content. For example a new field is added and it needs to set a default value on the component instance. When the component is newly dragged on the page, this new field is stored in JCR. But then when the component already exists on the page, the new field does not get reflected in the JCR. When content is too large, and contains dozens or hundreds of pages that have this component, if becomes very hard or even impossible for the authors to manually make a false edit of the component and do a dummy save just to have the new property in JCR. Usually either developers end up writing specific on-time-use code helpers to updated entire content in subject, or solution codebase is updated to handle newly added field using hardcoded value for default case. Improved/Expected Behavior: Have a more smart way to track, visualize and update references and reflect changes on the fly. Phase 1: We can start with a simple tool that initially tracks the references. Have the tool available for authors. Have the tool display a dependency graph and help authors check references routes. Is would display something like in the attached screenshot. Phase 2: Depending on the selected route, it would be helpful to generate a query that would match the returning results with the graph selection. For example, if I am clicking on Component 2, it should generate a query that I know it would return Page 1, 2 and 3 (where the actual instances of this component will be). Then later developer can use the query safely to programmatically update the content according to the needs. Phase 3: Changes should be done automatically by the system behind the scenes, or manually with one click away, but in both scenarios without any development needed. Authors should get a report of what content got updated. Notes:1. Approach can be extended to cover also CF and XF references, or templates usage.2. Each component could have a on/off switch flag for the capability, to auto propagate or not the changes on the referent content Maybe this is feasible idea only for a limited area or maybe is not feasible at all. Or maybe I am not fully evaluating every possibility or practicability of such tool, but I believe is worth analyzing the potential of it. Mermaid link: https://mermaid.live/edit#pako:eNp9kUtvhCAUhf8KuWvHyAg-WDTpjH0sumjaXccu6Eh10gpGIalV_3vJUCdO0wwbuPd851wCA-xVIYBB2fKmQg9PuUR23e22qm6UFFIj8opWq6vRdKJASo7ofvfIS2HbDr1eoNihnWlEi3TfWMdbP6LNAlnPtvPQrQvFv-rm35xskROekZdzTuqNU-c7ZBe9f9Rbp7q5jsil28GDWrQ1PxT2IYejDroStciB2WPB248ccjlZjhutnnu5B6ZbIzxolSkrYO_8s7OVaQquRXbg9jfqU7fh8kWperbYEtgAX8CixKeEkpAGcZxQHK496IFhHPmERnGESRrENCBk8uD7GID9ICVpSpMYE4ojGuDpB74zm00 Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): For all AEM environments a architectural deployments Customer-name/Organization name: Tetchich.com Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Replicate ACLs as a contributor Use-case: A contributor need to add or revoke access for some users groups on folders on both author and publish Current/Experienced Behavior: As a contributor or even an administrator, i go to a folder properties, set some rights thanks to the tab "permissions" and save. If i replicate the folder with the "manage publication" feature, my rights are not replicated to the publishers. Improved/Expected Behavior: As a contributor or even an administrator, i go to a folder properties, set some rights thanks to the tab "permissions" and save. If i replicate the folder with the "manage publication" feature, my rights are correctly replicated to the publishers. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM as Cloud Service - Assets 2024.11.18598.20241113T125352Z Customer-name/Organization name: Valtech Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Email notification recipients struggle to see clickable links in email notifications for Content Fragment updates. Use-case: When a user is tagged in the comments for a CF, an email is sent to the tagged user's inbox, which contains a link to the CF where the comment is posted. The notification does not appear visually to look like a clickable link. Current/Experienced Behavior: Cannot discern notifications for comments contain a clickable link to the CF. Improved/Expected Behavior: Users should easily see the email notification contains a clickable link to the CF. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEMaaCS 18493 Customer-name/Organization name: Workday Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable): n/a
Description - It's great to be able to share a dashboard with anyone, even if they don't have Adobe Analytics accounts. However, it would be amazing if whatever this user is changing in terms of selected dropdowns or date ranges would be reflected in the URL, so a deep link can be created. Why is this feature important to you - Sometimes it is needed to show something to a client or colleague, and it would awesome if I could prepare a shared dashboard with a set of preselected elements and date range for instance, to show a certain finding, without affecting the overall shared dashboard to other users. How would you like the feature to work - A shared dashboard link looks something like this https://www3.an.adobe.com/spa/?linkId=<some UUID>&dpc=lon So, if I now make a selection to a dimension drop down, I would hope that the SPA URL reflects this somehow e.g., https://www3.an.adobe.com/spa/?linkId=<some UUID>&dpc=lon#dim1=ch&... and once opening the URL, it will preselect the segment(s) and/or date range for me, so I can easily show my colleague an interesting aspect of the data or even make a bookmark to reopen it at any given time. Current Behaviour - The URL stays the same, I cannot easily share or bookmark a view on the dashboard
Description - I want to be able to use the checkbox interface to mark multiple projects for bulk-template loading. Why is this feature important to you - It would save time in setting up projects that need multiple modular templates. I would use kickstart to add these templates in bulk, but kickstart also does not allow more than one template at a time. How would you like the feature to work - Check more than one existing project box in a project list, click "edit" navigate down to "Templates", select an existing template to load into all checked projects. Current Behaviour - Unable to load a template into an existing project except in the "attach template" interface on the triple dot option next to the project name.
Introduce an AI-powered virtual assistant within Adobe Analytics to help users navigate the platform, create segments, set up reports, and analyze data more efficiently. The AI assistant would understand natural language queries, allowing users to ask questions and receive insights or recommendations based on their data.Key Features:Natural language processing: Understand user queries in everyday language, making it easier for users to interact with the platform without needing deep technical knowledge of Adobe Analytics.Personalized recommendations: Provide users with tailored suggestions for segments, reports, and visualizations based on their data and previous activities.Automated data analysis: Perform complex data analysis tasks and provide actionable insights, helping users identify trends, anomalies, and opportunities within their data.Voice or text input: Enable users to interact with the AI assistant through voice or text input, depending on their preference and context.Integration with Adobe Experience Cloud: Seamlessly connect with other Adobe Experience Cloud products, allowing users to leverage insights from the AI assistant across their marketing, advertising, and customer experience efforts.Why is this feature important? The Adobe Analytics AI Assistant would make the platform more accessible and user-friendly, particularly for users who are new to Adobe Analytics or have limited technical expertise. It would also help users save time and improve decision-making by automating data analysis tasks and providing personalized recommendations based on their data.How would the feature work? Users would interact with the AI assistant through a chat interface or voice commands within the Adobe Analytics platform. The AI assistant would process user queries, analyze data, and return insights or recommendations in a conversational manner. Users could also ask the AI assistant to create segments, set up reports, or generate visualizations based on their questions.
Description - Having the ability to press enter to start a new line of text of selections in checkbox or radio button fields would allow for different text formatting and layout rather than only using commas and waiting for the system to break the text to a new line.Why is this feature important to you - Using commas in a choice can make it look messy sometimes and we have no control on when it breaks to a new lineHow would you like the feature to work - Be able to press enter to start a new line in a choice field that turns it into a multiple line field. This would allow for some choices to be listed in a cleaner fashion rather than a long string of text using commas.Current Behaviour - Users have to use commas when listing a series in a choice and let the text run on before it breaks to a new line rather than being able to press enter and start a new line.
Advanced Reporting Links:- Welcome to Advanced Reporting https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/reporting/advanced-reporting/welcome-to-advanced-reporting- Advanced Reporting part 1 https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/reporting/advanced-reporting/advanced-reporting-part-1- Advanced Reporting part 2 https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/reporting/advanced-reporting/advanced-reporting-part-2- Advanced Reporting part 3 https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront-learn/tutorials-workfront/reporting/advanced-reporting/advanced-reporting-part-3
Description -When studying the documentation I fund myself doing ('command' + '+', six times) to resize to 200%, specially when looking at images in the docs, and had to do it for every page. I later realized about the hiding with arrows to achieve the same result.Why didn't I use the arrows? perhaps that CTA is not that intuitive at least to me. Even then, I'd have to click 2 arrows for full view mode. Why is this feature important to you -Clicking around becomes repetitive when in study mode. How would you like the feature to work -Add a toggle perhaps labeled '2x' or 'full view mode' so in one click I can get to the mode I want and not 2 or more. Current Behaviour -Hit ('command' + '+', six times) to resize to 200%, the view that I like for those that do not guess the intended UX or have to click on 2 sidebar hiding arrows (intended UX)I know is a minor optimization, but every little counts and just wanted to mention as it could be part of an experiment. Thanks,Rafael Sahagun
The new Boards are great, but I want to be able to add a board to a dashboard. I have a lot of team-specific dashboards and we're starting to use Boards for project team to-dos that aren't really tied to projects. Just like we can bring in a report, calendar or external link to a dashboard, I want to be able to bring in a Board.
Description - We need to hide/disable or delete "Recent Path" in New Request page and we don't want to the users to see their "Recent Path" coming in on the front end.Why is this feature important to you - This feature may resolve lot of confusions for the usersHow would you like the feature to work - As soon as possible.Current Behaviour -
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