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Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Use-case: We have built a taxonomy in our AEM DAM based on custom fields for search, filtering and reporting. We are using a namespace to bucket all of these tags as a top level bucket. Under that we have built out the tag structure for the rest of our taxonomy. The first level of those tags is a category which pairs up to a custom field used for search. These tags are technically "buckets" as well. We would like to set these up as namespaces as well but have them be children of the overarching namespace for our organization? So the structure would look like this:organization-namespace:category:tag-level-1/tag-level-2 Current/Experienced Behavior: We have a namespace to bucket all of our custom tags as a top level bucket. Under that we have built out the tag structure for the rest of our taxonomy. However, the first level of those tags is a category which pairs up to a custom field used for search. Improved/Expected Behavior: We would like to set these up the second level "buckets" as namespaces as well but have them be children of the overarching namespace for our organization? It'll be so much cleaner if we can have all of our tags in one place at the top instead of spread out among 20 or 30 separate namespaces at the root level. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM as a Cloud most recent version Customer-name/Organization name: Enterprise Mobility Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: I would like to see more of a separation in how assets and folders are managed in AEM. They are both managed the same way in 2 separate spaces, the assets pane and teh content tree. I would like to see the content tree be the space for managing folders and the assets pane be the space to manage assets. Use-case: Admin users managing assets are creating a folder structure with multiple nested folders to keep things organized. In this use case we'll use brands and lines of business. We have assets that are are for a specific brand Current/Experienced Behavior: Admin users managing assets are creating a folder structure with multiple nested folders to keep things organized. There are folder based profiles added to those folders including tags that are applied to any assets added to those. We also created a workflow that will copy tags down from parent to child so those tags aren't overridden by subfolder tagging. In this use case we'll use brands and lines of business. We have assets that are are for a specific brand. They are placed in the folder for that brand and the metadata from the folder based profile is applied. There are multiple lines of business that fall under that brand and there is a folder for each one of those in there as well with a folder based profile added and specific tags for those. Assets are added to those and the tags are automatically applied. This workflow is working fine, however, it leaves us with folders living among a sea of assets. When navigating the DAM via folder structure it becomes very difficult to sift through when there are hundreds (sometimes thousands) of assets surrounding the folders. If I have to update permissions or profiles for specific folders its either confusing (scrolling) or clunky (filtering on folders) to find the folder. Improved/Expected Behavior: I would like to be able to manage all of my folders in the content tree space. Create folders, select and get info, add folder based metadata, etc. And I'd like to be able to manage my assets in the asset pane.Create assets, select and get info, add asset based metadata, etc. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): We are on the most current Assets as a Cloud Service environment. Customer-name/Organization name: Enterprise Mobility Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Description - If you go to settings > interface and then try to edit a filter or a view, there is no responsiveness when you click "save filter." Though this is the tiniest thing, I get no confirmation visually that my changes have actually been applied and I have to close the window/open the filter or view back up to verify or just trust that it was applied. Why is this feature important to you - Would improve UX when editing views and filters. How would you like the feature to work - 1) Ideally when I hit "save filter" the window would close, and I'd get the little pop up confirming my changes have been applied, similar to when you save a custom form edit. 2) But I'd take anything really! A check mark to appear upon hitting save. A pop up confirming my changes have been applied. Anything! Current Behaviour - When you click "save filter" nothing happens- I therefore end up clicking it like 5 times thinking it isn't responding to me 😉
Description -Why is this feature important to you - Some users with a contributor license can more easily navigate by going directly to a specific Portfolio or Program to view relevant projects.How would you like the feature to work - Contributor access levels can navigate to Portfolios and Programs from the main menu.Current Behaviour - Contributor users can be given access to Portfolios and Programs and can navigate to them if the objects are pinned at the top of the page in their layout template. The layout template allows an administrator to add these icons to the main menu but they are not visible when logged in as that user or by the user themselves. This is a gap in access permissions that should be resolved.
We would like to enter additional details for a given assignment. Currently, the available options, assignee, allocation, and role, do not provide enough information. Our employees support products in multiple languages and have different levels of expertise, so we’d like to enter this info and display it in a Power BI dashboard. We would require assignment custom form and a feature to add more columns as shown in my screenshot.
Description - Show Child task updates visible under Parent Task updatesWhy is this feature important to you - This would help in seeing all the updates of child task in one place against the parent TaskHow would you like the feature to work - Like how all the project updates are visible under updates at project level, all child task updates should be visible under Parent task updatesCurrent Behaviour - All child task updates are visible under Project level Updates fields
Description - Right now, you are not able to move an approver in the loop when setting up a project. Instead you can only add an approver to the end of the loop or create a new loop. It would greatly enhance my experience if while in an approval task I can drag and drop or move up and down approvals rather than remaking an approval loop. For example, if the loop is "Proofreader > editorial > sponsor > owner" and I want to rearrange to "Proofreader > owner > sponsor > editorial" I should be able to just flip flop them in edit mode rather than delete the loop and add a new one or manually adjust by adding approvers to the end. Why is this feature important to you - This would make updating approvals while in a project faster saving time. How would you like the feature to work - While editing an approval loop be able to click and drag users from one step to another as well as reorder steps. Current Behaviour - You can only remove users from the approval and then add back in the order you want.
Currently, tokens are only permissible within the Flow Steps of Smart Campaigns (in some instances, even that's not possible - and you must hard-code the actual value). It would be a huge time-saver - especially as we templatize our programs - if tokens could also be used within the Smart Lists (triggers and filters) of Smart Campaigns.
DescriptionThe proposal is to integrate quantum computing capabilities into Adobe Target’s personalization and optimization workflows. Quantum computing enables processing of exponentially complex datasets and can solve optimization problems faster and more accurately than classical AI. By embedding quantum-inspired or quantum-hardware-accelerated models into Adobe Target, businesses can achieve ultra-precise personalization and superior optimization outcomes. Why is this feature important to youNext-level personalization: Today’s AI-driven personalization is powerful but constrained by classical computing limits. Quantum computing can unlock new levels of accuracy and context-awareness.Faster experimentation: Reduce time-to-confidence in A/B and multivariate testing, helping businesses act on insights faster.Competitive edge for Adobe: Adobe would become the first mover in merging marketing technology with quantum innovation, increasing adoption of Adobe Target.Revenue impact: Superior personalization drives higher conversions, customer engagement, and long-term loyalty, directly benefiting Adobe’s clients and Adobe itself. How would you like the feature to workIntegration Layer: Introduce a “Quantum Optimization” mode within Adobe Target, where certain algorithms (e.g., multi-arm bandits, constrained offer orchestration, journey optimization) can run using quantum-inspired solvers.Opt-in Pilot: Allow businesses to enable quantum acceleration as an experimental strategy for specific activities or recommendations.KPIs for Measurement:Accuracy lift in personalizationReduction in regret/time-to-confidence for testsConversion rate improvementsArchitecture Suggestion:Start with quantum-inspired algorithms on classical hardware (D-Wave, IBM Qiskit simulators, etc.)Provide extensibility to connect with actual quantum hardware backends in the future. Current BehaviourCurrently, Adobe Target relies on AI and machine learning models running on classical infrastructure for personalization, testing, and optimization. These models are effective but face computational limitations when handling:Very large audience segmentationHigh-dimensional testing with multiple offers and constraintsReal-time, privacy-safe personalization across billions of signalsQuantum acceleration does not exist in the current system, leaving unexplored potential for ultra-precise personalization.
DescriptionWe would like an API in Adobe Journey Optimizer (AJO) that allows us to preview an email template for a given profile. The API should return the rendered HTML of the email as it would appear when sent to that specific profile. Why is this feature important to us?We have existing tools that measure email quality, score campaigns, and validate templates before sending. How would you like the feature to work?An API endpoint where we can pass:Profile ID / Attributes to generate a personalized preview.Email Template ID or campaign details to specify which template to render. The API should return:Fully rendered HTML of the email as it would appear for the given profile.Any errors or warnings if there are missing personalization fields or rendering issues. Current BehaviorCurrently, AJO does not provide an API to fetch a personalized email preview for a profile.
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