Did you try the assign multiple action?

It is possible to create a webhook with OR filters doing it with the raw API, but Fusion's webhook creator hasn't been updated for that new functionality, as far as I know. 

Ah, well then I must be misremembering, sorry.

You would need to switch to one of the non-instantaneous triggers to process things one by one.

If you use the assign to Action, IIRC that doesn't overwrite the existing assignments, just adds new, but I'm going off memory so I could be wrong.

It looks like there were two update events in Workfront that satisfied your filter criteria, so I would check the two triggering events, and see which one you actually wanted, and then adjust your filter accordingly. If you can't do that, then I would put an aggregator right after the trigger, group...

Fusion has a hard time out at 40 minutes for any given scenario, that's not a configurable option, unfortunately. When I have run into similar situations I have typically fallen back to writing custom code (not Fusion, but like Python or what have you) that can be run independantly.

I have done something similar before, and this is the way I approached it. In your "parent" project, create an issue for each "child" project.Then, convert each issue to a project, leaving the issue in the "parent" project. This will build the link between your parent project and the child projects....

No, what form the fields are on doesn't matter. The form is just a vehicle to apply fields to an object.

Makes perfect sense. Each issue in Workfront I am assuming will have a matching request in ServiceNow, and at that point it's just a matter of finding finding the paired objects, and then mapping the fields between the two. The easiest way to handle your mapping is to have a field in Workfront that ...