We had a similar 'issue' here where an office in Asia was entering in data on a custom form, which included a date/time picker. In my scenario the user's wanted to enter a time value but have no actual timezone value applied, but it was. In fact I was under the impression that a custom field had no ...

Many ways to slice and dice that diagram into a queue(s) Would need to better understand the structure of your current process and what changes you'd like... that said - with knowing very little of that. I'd have one request queue for each of the items on your left most column. Biggest reason being ...

I like it -- but to quote Peter Parker.... With great powers come great responsibilities. as an Admin I would want this feature to be disabled if needed. Since Kickstarts don't perform any data validations and can be at times problem-matic; time saved might create more admin time.... just my o...

I would say any of the stock request queue options should be able to be pulled into a custom form. Since many of our departments - don't like the stock request items (Dates, Requestor, Document etc) being at the top of the form - and would rather it live in a form.

This - YES!

Thank you Vic! and Thank you :-) John Seitz ESPN

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This could be a great way to remove some "negative" feelings for new users. I.E. the dreaded too many clicks issue.....

Rich text everywhere YES - and adding inline screen grabs for updates would increase usage of the platform. Since many user's don't want to create a word doc and then upload. Which technically defeats the purpose of being social....

Any updates on this - maybe R2-2018 :-) this actually hurts new users - as in provides a vocal reason as to why they don't like the tool. As small as it is (no pun intended) this selection process is used often.