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I'd like to be able to identify the note as belonging to a category for reporting purposes, for example, meeting notes, blocked, priority, etc. Today we mimic this by putting a #xxx in the body of the update then then search for notes that "contain" the hash tag, but this is clumsy at best.

One of the ten recipes in the Adobe Workfront Customer Reporting Cookbook, “My Tagged Update Threads by Project” submitted by @Monique Evans‚ from Stanley Black and Decker makes it so everyone can easily see a list of all tagged updates, like an email inbox. Comes in very handy when returning from ...

One of the ten recipes in the Adobe Workfront Customer Reporting Cookbook, “Most Recent Update” submitted by Jonathan Hobbs from Fannie Mae, will give the viewer an abbreviated look (140 character limit) at the last update entered for an object. It also will include who made the entry and when the e...

My project managers are currently clicking into each of their projects and checking the Updates tab for comments left by their working team. Does WF provide a way to see all updates for all projects in one view or one feed, so they don't have to click from project to project? We are on Workfront Cla...

I'd like to be able to insert images in my update replies to others on tasks without needing to upload them into the documents tab. Similar to how we're able to add images to our Workfront community posts. Is this possible? Or does anyone happen to know if it's a feature coming down the pipeline i...

If I use Last Note, it gives me the latest update available on the project, but I also like to include Last Update Date and Last Updated By so that means now I have 3 fields which takes up space (trying to limit the amount of fields in a view to the absolute need items). If I use Condition Update, ...

Hi All,I have created a kickstart that creates projects and tasks. There are ten tasks in the project that are all assigned to the same end user. I would love to be able to comment to the user on the project letting them know it was created but through a kickstart. I know that there might be notific...

I have a Proof with 1 version and 1 comment with a resolution, so maybe it could count as 2 comments. The flag in the Documents tab for the Proof shows 7 comments. I think it's counting Updates made outside of the Proof, which is very confusing to the designer who is expecting to find more comments ...

When multiple documents (not proofs) are uploaded - is there a way to put an update (comment) attached to all those documents? We know we can select multiple and share but do not see a place to put a note to all at once.

I'd like to propose making any update you make in the "update" field of a task/project/issue editable. That way you can go back and fix typos, clarify information, etc. Thanks!