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When inside a proof have the ability to click "Next Proof" to not have to close out and go back to documents to load next proof. Would cut down on time spent reviewing and marking up different files especially when there can be up to 12-16 sizes of an asset to review. Similar functionality is there when you're previewing a file and you can click next to the next file.
Description: When I tag a user in a comment on a card, I expect the user to be notified. However, the tagged user is not notified if it is on an ad hoc/unconnected card.• tagging can be done via @username or in the search box at the bottom of the commenting area Why is this feature important to youThis functionality is important because the current behavior is misleading. The person adding the comment and tagging another user assumes the tagged user will be notified, since that functionality exists in all other areas of Workfront, including on connected cards. How would you like the feature to workCommenting and tagging a user on an ad hoc/unconnected card should behave the same way it works on connected cards, and other areas within Workfront - the tagged user will receive an email notification. Current BehaviorThe comment is displayed on the card, but no one is aware of it unless they just happen to stumble across it.
Description - When you drop top 50 pages by traffic into a freeform table then breakdown by top 10 previous pages for each selected pages. By default, the dimension displays top 5 items. It would be ideal to have an option to specify the number of top items to be returned under each selected pages.Why is this feature important to you - Saves time.How would you like the feature to work - An option to select all pages, then specify the number of items to return as breakdown.Current Behaviour - Only the top 5 items are displayed
DescriptionIt is difficult to determine how frequently Workspace projects are accessed. Adding a feature to the Workspace homepage that shows the number of unique users who have viewed the project will make it easy for admins to quickly find this information. Why is this feature important to youAllows users, especially admins, to see which Workspace projects are used frequently without having to parse Usage Log data. This may also make it easier for admins to determine if a Workspace project can potentially be removed, as projects that have not been engaged with in, say, 180 days may not be useful anymore. Adobe has made a "Used In" column available in the Filter/Segment and Calculated Metric manager pages, which has made it easy for us to see how a component is used in other components. How would you like the feature to workAdd "Number of Users" as a table option in the Workspace manager. This would show the total number of unique users who have engaged with a Workspace project (viewed, created, modified, shared, etc.) over a set time period (e.g. last 90/180 days). Current BehaviourThe number of users who have accessed a Workspace project is not currently available in the Workspace manager for Adobe Analytics or Customer Journey Analytics. To find which projects are used, admins must parse through Audit Logs (CJA) or Usage Logs (AA). This is time consuming.
Description - Currently, there are a handful of limitations when just using the properties and workspaces method to attain multi-tenancy in Adobe Target with one instance. Why is this feature important to you - We are trying to accommodate several tenants or clients with one instance of Adobe Target for easier governance of all work done by each client. This is also important as confidentiality and privacy are at risk if admins can't control the view of all Target items for each user. How would you like the feature to work - We would like to have a full-fledged multi-tenancy capability in Target that is easy to implement. All features in Adobe Target should have the capability to be filtered out/ limited in view depending on user permissions. This includes all kinds of offers, recommendations resources (criteria library, design library, catalog, recommendations setup), etc. Current Behaviour - Currently, only activities have the capability to be filtered or controlled based on user permissions using properties.
Description -Integrate Target Admin APIs (and potentially all Target APIs) into Microsoft's Power Platform as a Connector: Integrate your service with Microsoft products and services | Microsoft LearnWhy is this feature important to you -Low/No Code solution to assist with automating workflow and reporting of Target- consistent with Target's approach to simplify experimentation access via a low/no code platform. How would you like the feature to work -Target Admin APIs (and potentially all Target APIs) are available as Certified Connectors published by Adobe into PowerPlatform- this is consistent with other Adobe Product integrations available today as connectors: Microsoft Power Platform and Adobe integrations | Microsoft Learn - List of available Adobe Connectors in Power Platform (Updated 2023); Adobe Experience Manager - Connectors | Microsoft Learn - AEM Connector (Not mentioned in above link)Current Behavior -Any automation or even basic reporting needs that have to happen outside of the Adobe Target Web UI require a developer to build a postman connection & run an API. Extensibility of the Target platform is limited to those with developer resources & time- something as simple as sending a notification when an activity has been live for more than 90 days has to be done manually or through extensive development & custom integration.
Description - Add a sort feature to allow proof participants to see comments on a proof to appear in order from the top of the page to the bottom of the page Why is this feature important to you - Our users may go back into proofs to add comments or go back to prior pages to add comments. Right now proof participants can see comments per page but they are in order of entry (either from oldest to newest or newest to oldest) but not in order on how they appear on the page. This can affect how Studio implements the changes. How would you like the feature to work - I would like there to be an option to filter comments by page and then a sort feature to put them in order as they appear on the page like how comments appear in an Adobe Acrobat PDF Current Behaviour - The comments can bounce around from the top to the bottom back to the top and back to the bottom of the page based on when they were entered instead of aligning them in order from top to bottom on the page
Description - There is little indication within AEP and CJA as to what fields (persistent ID and transient ID) in the stitched dataset were used to create the stitchedID column. Why is this feature important to you - It would be help the info be easily accessible by being able to check the schema (or CJA component's description) and to act as some form of documentation for what was used in the stitching provisioning for IDs. Especially in the long term, there may be turnover and the main CJA stakeholder on the customer side may be different than when CJA was first implemented. How would you like the feature to work - The description for the stitchedID field that gets created during stitching provisioning defaulting to list what the persistent and transient IDs used were. Current Behaviour - Stitched ID field's description defaults to just "Stitched ID"
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: I suggest to have a PNG option for the FPO setting slider to enable a seamless working with assets that do rely on transparency. Use-case: FPO Renditions for InDesign Asset Link are OOTB only available as JPGs.This file format does not meet the needs of modern print media production workflows, since images rely more heavily on transparency settings instead of cutting paths. This change is not very new and i have seen companies made that switch from cutting paths to transparency back in 2010. This makes JPG a suboptimal choice for FPO renditions since this format is not capable of containing transparent pixels. The picture would be flattened on a white background. Current/Experienced Behavior: FPO is simply not an option on every asset that has a transparent background. This goes for pretty much every single product picture within our AEM.Since the setting is applied via Folder setting, we have to manualy delete the FPO renditions on assets that need its inbuilt transparency to be able to layout correctly in InDesign (since JPG does not hold any transparency) and to make things worse - this increases the loading time significantly for bigger print media cataloges, since InDesign will load the orignal files into the cache every time the user checks out the cataloge. We are talking 10Gig every single checkout.To make the FPO a good thing - it needs to have more options than just JPG. Improved/Expected Behavior: Give users more than just JPG as a FPO format. I suggest PNGalpha since it would meet the transparency criteria, yet there might be some additional things i don't have on my radar. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEMaaCS 2023.12.14697.20231215T125030Z Customer-name/Organization name: Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
It would be nice to have the ability to bulk change the owner of a report or calendar instead of having to make a copy so it will rename who owns it. We just had our main system admin leave who set up the system years ago and having a bulk feature to remove her name and add another Admin would be so beneficial.
Description - Everybody loves a good line chart. With line charts, you can easily see numbers, but on a line! It's amazing! But I think it could be even more amazing. In many Analysis Workspace projects, I see some sort of line chart for top-level metrics and trends, like this one: Now, depending on how our stakeholders would use this project, they might want to change the granularity of the chart to reflect longer-running campaigns, sudden traffic increases, and many more use cases. To do that, they currently have two options: Find the connected Freeform table, drag and drop a new granularity in there, and hope it doesn't go wrong OR do it directly on the chart by (finding and) clicking the little gear icon: Now, while those methods work well enough once you a) know where to find the option and b) remember where it is hidden, we might have an opportunity here to make it just a bit easier for people to play with granularities, especially if they only use Workspace every now and then. To achieve that, I proudly propose to you: The same, but slightly different: Now, we have a quickly accessible, not-scary, simple-to-understand way to change granularities without having to find the gear icon or any drag and drop. Amazing! All it needs is this little group of buttons (or, for the cool kids, a Coral.ButtonGroup) that might only show up when hovering over the chart and possibly can be hidden entirely from the gear box. And, as we all know: Fewer clicks always mean higher adoption, so this might be an easy win! Why is this feature important to you - Because I want my stakeholders to work with the data on their own instead of asking me time and time again how to change granularities, so I can spend more time doing what I love: Fixing GenAI errors (or whatever the much cooler analysts do these days) How would you like the feature to work - Like above Current Behaviour - Many clicks for few changes, therefore fewer changes, and more "quick 5-minute calls" with stakeholders
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