@patty We've solved this issue by having our clients/requesters as only able to view tasks which they have an actionable item in a project. In this, we've build custom dashboards so that they have the ability to see the tasks they have access to and the documents tab from the task but they do not ha...

Hi Jacquelyn, I do this by making 'modules' which are simply project templates that I can attach to an existing project. I have parent/child tasks set up and prebuilt with creative tasks, approval tasks, and release tasks, which have a parent task of the deliverable. In some cases we have modules f...

This has been requested again by another user who may not of searched for the idea on the forum: https://support.workfront.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360001286733-Turn-Tasks-from-one-Project-into-another-project-and-maintain-Resolvable-Link?page=1#community_comment_360000491634

Hi Sam, this is a duplicate of: https://support.workfront.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115001221187-Cross-Project-Task-Dependency-with-Status-Update -Jeannie

I think this is a great idea. I know for our reports any project that is dead we set the status to archive. Or you can set up a custom status for "dead". However, all the reports are coded to disregard the archived projects. That may help with your current reports until this functionality comes ...

As a system administrator, I would like to set up notifications based on the access level, so that when we set up new users we can be assured that they are getting a standard set notifications. If we change users access levels, their notification set would change tooIf a new PM sets up a new user...

I'll vote on this. @Daniel Martinez Our use case is we have a master project with individual tasks which we manually place a link to the resolving object. We have multiple departments with junior new employees that don't realize their projects are related. We have a monthly meeting to go through...

I would love this not only for projects or reports but also just for the main dashboard/updates. The most common request from my team is to always have a view grouped a certain way so that it's uniform when we onboard.