You have to unassign the team originally assigned, which can be done using the "Unassign" function on the misc. actions module in Fusion.

Did your user account setup the webhook, and did you make the changes? If so, are you excluding changes made by your account?

Technically the table name is whatever object the form is attached to (so PROJ if it's a project, OPTASK if it's an issue, or TASK if it's a task), but I don't think that's what they're really trying to find. You also won't see any reference to the custom form that is attached, unless you are specif...

Don't put the squirrely brackets in, sorry. They're already embedded if you click the collection. Also, I told you the wrong field. It should be the output of the JSON parser that you are loading {{21. Data}} into, not the raw string, sorry about that. If you can just pick the rows collection coming...

Ok, so it looks like you're array is contained in data[columns], is that correct? If so, that's what you need to map into your iterator, get({{data}};columns).

Data is not being interpreted as an iterable object by Fusion. Can you post an obfuscated example of what's in Data?

 I don't think the convert module can, see below for technical reasons. I've always used the misc. action version, and to be honest never noticed the convert object module, I'm guessing it's a relatively recent addition, and it's missing the check-box to save that metadata onto the new object like t...

System administrator permissions are not required for Fusion development. What Fusion can do will be limited to whatever the user account that Fusion is using is able to do and see. For example, if the user account cannot see some projects in Workfront, then they won't be able to see them in Fusion....

You need to pull the Assignment (ASSGN) object, by the task ID.

You don't have quotes around the startDate value.