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Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Improve multilingual content management in AEM by enabling a single content fragment to support multiple languages/locales through a tabbed or variant-based interface. Use-case: Our content authors manage over 500,000 content fragments across 12 languages. Currently, each language requires a separate content fragment, resulting in significant manual effort and complexity when performing routine tasks such as updates, moves, deletions, and publishing. Current/Experienced Behavior: AEM requires a separate content fragment for each language or locale. Authors must manually replicate actions (e.g., move, update, unpublish, delete) across all language versions. Shared fields must be updated individually in each of the 12 language-specific fragments. This leads to a high risk of inconsistency, increased maintenance overhead, and a time-consuming authoring experience. Improved/Expected Behavior: Enable a single content fragment to support multiple languages/locales using a tabbed or variant-based structure. Allow shared fields to be updated once and reflected across all language variants. Provide built-in tools or automation to manage language-specific content more efficiently (e.g., bulk move, update, unpublish, delete). Reduce manual effort and improve consistency across multilingual content. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM Version: 6.5 Service Pack: 6.5.22 Deployment:On-premise Content Volume: Over 1 million content fragments across 20 languages Customer-name/Organization name: Hyatt Hotels Corporation Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Currently, Cloud Manager and Splunk dashboards do not provide visibility into leader pod restarts in AEM as a Cloud Service environments. Identifying when and why a leader pod restarts is essential for understanding system stability and troubleshooting potential performance or replication issues. Having this visibility directly in Cloud Manager (or accessible via Splunk logs) would help operations and development teams proactively monitor environment health, correlate incidents, and improve root-cause analysis without needing Adobe support intervention. Use-case: Leader pod restarts can affect replication, workflows, or cache invalidation, but currently there is no easy way for customers to detect or audit these events. Providing this visibility would reduce investigation time during incidents, enhance transparency, and empower teams to maintain stable AEM Cloud environments. Current/Experienced Behavior: There is no visibility or alert mechanism in Cloud Manager or Splunk for leader pod restarts. Customers must rely on Adobe Support to confirm such events. Improved/Expected Behavior: Display leader pod restart events in Cloud Manager’s monitoring section, with timestamps and pod names. Alternatively, include this information in the Splunk logs or provide an API endpoint to query pod restart history.Optional alerting mechanism (email or webhook) when leader pods restart unexpectedly. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM as a Cloud Service – SDK version 2025.9.22758 (build: 20250928T092442Z) Customer-name/Organization name: Assa Abloy Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Enable Rollout of Cq:tags property by default for content update and other relevant MSM configs Use-case: In AEM page properties basic tab, the Tags field is excluded from rollout to Live copies. This is due to an exclusion rule applied in MSM content update Action OSGI config where anything that starts with cq: is excluded from getting rolled out to love copies. while this makes sense for node specific , under the hood properties like cq:lastModified, cq:lastModifiedBy, cq:lastReplicatedBy , unfortunately this also excludes cq:tags property as well. This should be included by default and the current excluded properties regex should be updated to include this property by default for rollout. Current exclusion regex (CQ MSM Content Update Action) - cq:(?!(designPath|template|lastTranslationUpdate|targetEngine|redirectTarget).*) New regex value to include cq:tags - cq:(?!(designPath|template|lastTranslationUpdate|targetEngine|redirectTarget|tags).*) Current/Experienced Behavior: Currently , the cq:tags property is not enabled for rollout by default Improved/Expected Behavior: cq:tags property should be enabled for rollout by default. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM as cloud service Customer-name/Organization name: TCS Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Enhance the Content Fragment Models (CFM) console to support folder navigation and organization of models within nested folder structures. Use-case: Authors and developers often need to organize multiple Content Fragment Models logically (e.g., by business domain, content type, or project) under nested folders within the configuration structure. Supporting folder navigation in the CFM console would help teams manage large sets of models more efficiently and maintain a cleaner, more intuitive structure aligned with their business taxonomy. Current/Experienced Behavior: Although it is possible to create nested folders for models using CRXDE or the repository directly, the CFM console UI currently displays only the models located within the root configuration folder. Users cannot navigate into subfolders, which results in all models being listed together without hierarchical grouping. Improved/Expected Behavior: The Content Fragment Models console should allow navigation through nested folder structures under the configuration path. This enhancement would let users browse, create, and manage models within organized subfolders, improving model discoverability and aligning with how other AEM consoles (like Assets or Sites) handle hierarchical structures. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): Reproducible on AEM 6.5 and AEMasCS Customer-name/Organization name: Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: When using UI Extensibility for the Asset view, when using UI Extensibility on the Asset view, the current options are rather limited and does not allow to cover all cases. Particularly features like "download asset" are basically impossible to override, since the button exists within the toolbar but also outside in the top bar Use-case: Asset View extensibility should provide an extension point for the top bar (the button list in the top right ) . As an example of things that cannot be done right now is overriding the button for "download asset". It is possible to hide or override the behavior of the download button in browse view (since it appears in the quick actions and action bar), but that button also exists in the top bar in a place where no extension points exists, making overriding all cases impossible Current/Experienced Behavior: There is no possibility to extend or modify the action buttons at the top of the asset view (neither on browse or asset view) Improved/Expected Behavior: There should be a way to extend or modify the action buttons at the top of the asset view Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): N/A Customer-name/Organization name: Banking Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Add timeout configuration to the pipeline Use-case: Pipelines can take a long time to finish, and the only way to cancel them is to contact Adobe support. While this is perfectly valid in cases when something is not working properly in the pipeline itself, it would be good to have the possibility to cancel pipelines in case there is something wrong with the user code, and there is no need for Adobe intervention. Current/Experienced Behavior: Pipelines can take up to several hours to fail. Improved/Expected Behavior: The configuration for the pipeline timeout is explicitly defined value in minutes, or as a relative threshold compared to the average calculated time over 90 days (this value is already shown in the pipeline). Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM as a Cloud Service Customer-name/Organization name: Any Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: The AI-powered reverse image search in AEM Assets can find identical or similar images not by comparing meta data, but by analyzing the content of the image itself. Sample images can be uploaded via a button/form to trigger similarity search/reverse image search with an external asset. Use-case: When searching for a certain image or similar images in the asset bank, AI will help turn up the best matches regardless of meta data. I can easily upload any image to search for similar or identical images in the asset bank. Current/Experienced Behavior: Similarity search relies on meta data to find similar images Improved/Expected Behavior: similarity search/reverse image search uses AI to find duplicates and similar images regardless of meta data Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): ARM Assets Customer-name/Organization name: HBK Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Allow editors and viewers to share their collections with other users of Brand Portal (not share link) Use-case: Brand Portal users uses Brand Portal and Assets to self-service with assets and sharing collection would support ideation, team collaboration and system adoption. It would create addition value and likeable feature support system engagement. Current/Experienced Behavior: Non-adm users can create collections or smart collections but they cannot share with other Brand Portal and Assets users. Improved/Expected Behavior: Non-admin users can share the collections and smart collections they create. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): Service Manager 6.5 Customer-name/Organization name: Fabiana Barticioti / British Airways Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Export / Import Metadata Use-case: Contributors need to export assets metadata which are on the jcr:content node like onTime or offTime, then modify these values and update them massively in the dam Current/Experienced Behavior: Contributors cannot select offTime or onTime property on the export metadata interface /mnt/overlay/dam/gui/content/metadataexport.html?payload=/content/dam/nicephore/animations/nouvel_an_lunaire&_charset_=utf8 On the import interface /mnt/overlay/dam/gui/content/metadataimport.html the columns offTime{{Date}} and onTime{{Date}} are ignored Improved/Expected Behavior: All metadata can be exported and imported, no matter if they are on the /jcr:content or /jcr:content/metadata node Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): 2025.8.22171.20250828T220440Z Customer-name/Organization name: Valtech Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: When doing a quick publish in AEM 6.5.21 of a page that refers to a template that contains policies for components, the publish action fails (without any error message) when there is an issue when the cq:lastReplicated property is missing on a policy, and the cq:lastReplicationAction is set to Activate.Upon inspection of the logs, it seems like there is a NPE in the ActivationReferenceSearchBuilder.When manually replicating the default policy, the issue resolves and the replication works, as the reference search no longer errors with a NPE. I would expect either an error message, replication to skip the reference, or some more Null safety checks in the reference search service. Use-case: Users cannot Quick Publish content that has issues with related content missing cq:lastReplicated property. Current/Experienced Behavior: It's very difficult for developers to debug this as we only have an internal NPE without any reference to what is the error. The ActivationReferenceSearchBuilder could point to related content, content fragments, experience fragments, but in this case there is an issue with a linked component policy on the template. Improved/Expected Behavior: At least: an error message in the user-facing quick publish dialog. Currently the behavior is a red Warning icon without any text. Secondary: a more relevant error message: instead of a run-time NPE, a dedicated exception or a warning/debug log would be nice. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM6.5.23 Customer-name/Organization name: Nationale Loterij Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Add a Full‑Screen Toggle for Proof ViewerAdd a button that allows the Proof viewer to be displayed in full‑screen mode. With the new unified experience, both the Adobe and Workfront toolbars occupy space at the top of the screen, reducing the available viewing area. Our editors would find it much easier to review Proofs if they could toggle into a true full‑screen view and see the content at full size without interface distractions.
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