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We do a lot of emails where a PDF of the PSD file is uploaded into Workfront Proof or ProofHQ. In these situations, the Text tool is not available because the text is in an image. It would be really helpful if users could format text in the comment box when they are making edits to text in an image. Currently, our users have to spell out the formatting in the comment box (e.g., [start bold] Welcome! [end bold])
Description - please give us the ability to sort Priorities by their associated My Focus rating--instead of ascending or descending--when grouped by My FocusWhy is this feature important to you - enables us to quickly find what we need to work on right nowHow would you like the feature to work - either remove the A-Z option when grouped and sorting by My Focus, or add the ability to sort "organically" by that field - so it would go Low - Normal - High - Urgent or the opposite of that.Current Behaviour - currently the only option to sort is ascending or descending, and when My Focus is the sort option, it goes High - Low - Normal - Urgent or the opposite of that..
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Hi, I'm writing this because we would like to have the name of the initiator of the Workflow instead of the "workflow-process-service" name in the "Published by" field. Any ideas if we can do that? Or is it a new Feature Request? Thanks Fabio Use-case: When publishing pages with the rollout options, it displays "workflow-process-service" in the "Published by" field. Current/Experienced Behavior: When publishing pages with the rollout options, it displays "workflow-process-service" in the "Published by" field. Improved/Expected Behavior: Instead of the "workflow-process-service" name, we would like to have the name of the initiator of the workflow in the "Published by" field. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): 2024.6.16799.20240614T073455Z Customer-name/Organization name: N/A Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Hello,We used to use another analytical solution to do our analyses. Adobe Analytics allows a much finer analysis than your main competitor. And that's bravo.On the other hand, you lack a major functionality compared to your competitors: it is impossible today to compare dates in a dynamic way.Example :I want to compare a period01/01/201818/01/2018versus last yearI can use your "compare date period" feature and I will then have the same date versus year-1 namely 01/01/2017 to 18/01/2017but if I change the date in the main panel to put18/01/201830/01/2018My comparison column will then remain on 01/01/2017 to 18/01/2017So it's a disaster for the analyses and I don't see myself updating my tables every time I want to do an analysis.Can you therefore propose a functionality allowing to have a checkbox in the main calendar with the mention :- comparison versus last year- comparison versus last monthAnd this in a dynamic wayThanks
I noticed an update to Workfront's interface recently. When you pin projects to the top tool bar, you used to be able to drag and drop to rearrange their order. Now you have to right click and say "move left" or "move right" Could we bring back the drag and drop feature to pinned projects?? Or maybe drag and drop reordering to our "Favorite" projects list? My projects change all the time and the simple task of keeping them alphabetical in my toolbar for easy access is now extremely tedious 😞
Description - Add field to capture entry date of a dashboard similar to the entry date of an issue, project, task, or user. Why is this feature important to you - This is important because we need to know how long a dashboard has been available to be used. This helps tell the story of high quality dashboards that can be duplicated/copied for other users across my instance and peer customers of Adobe Workfront. If a dashboard has been around for years and was recently modified that highlights importance and emphasizes need to secure it and have it monitored for quality control. The dashboards in Adobe Workfront are often used to drive key business decisions and knowing every aspect about a dashboard is critical to data governance and management. Additionally, this will help us when we are auditing dashboards that may potentially need to be deleted if we can assess how long they have been in the system. How would you like the feature to work - Users should be able to add the field as a column (view), filter or grouping in similar manner as an entry date for a project, issue, or task when reporting on dashboards and that information should be available within the dashboard itself so users can easily identify when the dashboard was created. Current Behaviour - The field is not available in Workfront UI or API Explorer.
Description - The request is for Adobe to create the folder structure based on the year/month/day of the writing of the data. Can the Prefix use special characters that would add the year/month/day information to the Prefix automatically? This is a standard thing with other products. It helps with partitioning of the data. Why is this feature important to you - I understand Adobe does not have this capability. But I would suggest that as a future enhancement Adobe thinks about enabling the creation of subfolders. Most products I work with today have this capability because it is a standard practice to partition data that is written daily into bins for the day. With this limitation in the Adobe Data Feed product, it requires extra processing on our side to move the files into appropriate locations post Adobe’s writing of the data. How would you like the feature to work - Current Behaviour - Feature not available.
Description - Where a subclassification is already created as part of copying a report suite, it is currently not possible to identify which report suite the subclassification is attached to. Tags on subclassifications do not appear in the left rail of the classification sets UI, and filtering by report suite does not return subclassifications.Why is this feature important to you - Where there are multiple report suites that have similar classification requirements, it is difficult to identify which one has been most recently updated with the latest classification file.How would you like the feature to work - I would like to be able to use the report suite filters or tag filters available in the classification sets UI to filter subclassificationsCurrent Behaviour - subclassifications cannot be easily identified or filtered by report suite or Tags
Description -Currently, when using "flows" in Adobe Analytics or CJA, you are limited to using only individual dimensional items one at a time. It would be super helpful to be able to use a hit-based segment so that you can see flows into a "group" of items (ex: a group of URLs). Why is this feature important to you - Scalability, it will allow the user to see more macro flow visuals. How would you like the feature to work -Allow hit-based segments to be dropped into "flow" displays. Current Behavior -You can only include individual dimensional items.
Description -One of the biggest pain points in Analysis Worskpace for my users is that they don't understand which dimensions and metrics should (and should not) be used together in freeform tables or other visualizations. Having a means to connect related dimensions and metrics so that when a user selects one component, the other related components become immediately visible in the left rail would make this easier for less advanced users. Why is this feature important to you -It would greatly help less experienced users become more familiar with how dimensions and metrics relate to each other and empower them to confidently select the right components for their needs with fewer mistakes and less need for support. It will also cut down on the amount of incorrect data shared company-wide due to misinterperetation of the data or use of the wrong components for their reporting needs. How would you like the feature to work -A UI tab where admins can create curated component collections, selecting the different dimensions and metrics that make sense to use together in reports. When a user pulls one of the components into a report, the left rail would be automatically filtered to show the related components at the top (like a "recommended" or "related content" feature on a website). Current Behaviour -Tags are the closest way to do this, but it's difficult to get users to remember to use them for filtering, and we have so many different tags, it's difficult to know which ones to use for which purpose.
Description of the Business Challenge:Currently, if you are using a virtual reporting suite to provide a controlled clean environment for your analysts, you need to first go to the admin console to assign dimensions, metrics, and segments to the reporting suite. It would be easier to have the ability (as an admin) to assign components to a reporting suite while directly working inside Workspace. Why is this feature important to you - Having this feature will accelerate organizing virtual reporting suites and will also allow assignment of components on the fly. I cannot count the times I have thought "this should be in the VRS" but then didn't have the time and forgot to make the change. How would you like the feature to work - When in the components list view or inside a component configuration, allow a dropdown to be present so you can select what reporting suits the component is applicable to. Current Behavior - You need to back out into the Admin Console to assign components to a virtual reporting suite.
Description - Multiple Breakdowns Applying as Time Expands.Why is this feature important to you - It alleviates lots of manual work.How would you like the feature to work - To automatically apply breakdowns with certain dimensions to others as time increases.Current Behaviour - You have to manually add 1 or more breakdown dimensions to each month dimension value that gets added as time goes on.
Description - The current limit of 250 eVars and 75 props restricts how many custom dimensions can be tracked and analyzed, making it difficult for organizations with complex customer journeys to capture all the necessary data. This limitation hinders the ability to fully customize data collection and tracking for large-scale implementations. I propose removing these caps on custom dimensions and enabling unlimited eVars and props, similar to what is currently offered in Customer Journey Analytics. CJA provides unlimited custom dimensions by leveraging the Adobe Experience Platform’s Experience Data Model (XDM), which allows for flexible, scalable, and cross-channel data tracking without any variable limitations. Why is this feature important to you - This feature is crucial for us because the current limits on eVars and props in Adobe Analytics restrict our ability to capture the full complexity of our customer journeys across multiple channels. As a business handling large datasets, the cap forces us to make compromises on what dimensions we can track, which limits our ability to get a complete picture of user behavior. Having unlimited custom dimensions would allow us to map all customer interactions, including offline and third-party data, enabling more precise segmentation, richer insights, and better personalization. As our business grows, the ability to scale our data tracking without hitting limits would be invaluable for maintaining a competitive edge in data-driven decision-making and optimizing customer experiences. How would you like the feature to work - Instead of being capped at 250 eVars and 75 props, there should be the flexibility to create an unlimited number of both. This will allow users to define custom variables on demand, without needing to worry about reaching a ceiling. Current Behaviour - Adobe Analytics allows for 250 eVars (event variables) and 75 props (custom traffic variables). These limits constrain how many custom dimensions can be created and tracked.
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