Hi @skyehansen, When I (as SysAdmin) did a Login As Judy, I (as would she) saw "No Expenses" on the Expenses tab, where -- using the same approach -- Dave saw 4 Expenses on the Expenses tab. Both had Manage rights on the Project, and both had View Financials. What. The. Heck...? Regards,Doug 

 Hahah! Nice one @Deleted Account, That would have explained it (and been sufficient grounds), but was not the case: Judy's account was and is active throughout this True Story. Thanks for playing though -- this is fun, and making me feel better for having needed some time to resolve it this morning...

 Thanks @_jonathan, You're very warm...but (as I had to double-check myself, to confirm), since Workfront only allows a user with certain Access Levels to be shared with "Manage" rights, and both Judy and Dave did show as having "Manage" rights on Project A (with View Finances, as @Deleted Account t...

 Hi @skyehansen, Good thought, but yes (to confirm), the access settings on the template did propagate down correctly to the project, which is why Judy inherited Manage rights, just as Dave did....another guess? Regards,Doug 

 Good thought @Deleted Account, I wondered that too, so checked it right away, but confirmed that Judy's user showed that she had rights to View Finance (in addition to Manage), so had to keep looking...care for another guess? Regards,Doug

 Pop quiz... Ehm...why would "Judy", with whom Project A has been share with "Manage" rights, not see the Expenses under Task X on Project A, when "Dave", who also has "Manage" rights, does see the (four, it turns out) Expenses? Submit your theories below, and I'll share the answer (which took me a ...

 Hi @JJF72 (et al), This is indeed a bug, and I invite you to include or link to the image below, which might help the dev team identify and resolve it more quickly. Regards,Doug    

While it is in my clipboard...this is new to me, but a nice touch -- kudos to WF for adding it, vs having to resetUser. Regards,Doug     

 Hi @GeneBruner, Although Workfront's native reports do cover the "Notes" and "Journal" objects, to my knowledge, neither track the "Logged In" event, so the closest you can get is to create a user report and choose the Last Login column/view, which will (at least) reveal the date each user last log...

 Hi @CaroleKe1, I invite you to consider our Going the Extra Milestone post, which has concepts similar to those in Hammock Activity. Regards,Doug