We do this all the time. And you're right, you'll need to do a Workfront Proof Custom API call.  You'll need to create XML with the standard SOAPWorkflowProofStageObject syntax. Example from our main proof generation automation:  So, you create the XML variable and then insert it into the body of th...

Having something similar to the newer search modules where you select what fields you want to filter by would be fabulous. Related: Having the ability to create an OR filter without having to monkey around would also be life-changing for most Fusion users.

I love that this is returning! I attended a NYC event Pre-COVID (and pre-Adobe owning Workfront) and it was great meeting fellow admins and users. It's great being able to "talk Workfront" with people who understand what the heck you're talking about.  I'll definitely be attending virtual events, bu...

A quick and dirty way would be to use a switch module: Example: A field we use whose value doesn't match its label:  

Fusion is an amazing tool. It has revolutionized my deep knowledge of the Workfront platform in ways that aren't otherwise possible. Being able to automate even the most mundane process can save people hours of their lives from drudgery. And from an admin perspective, Fusion has made system maintena...

This really should have been part of the new connector. It's a standard function within Fusion modules. And the lack of the ability of using sites.selected is causing major issues for us across the enterprise. 

Update: So I stopped trying to figure out to escape out a stinking comma and ended up re-writing the whole thing.  Just like before, I had Fusion gather all the parameter names from the document. I needed those to use as a filter so Fusion would only grab information from the issue/project which can...

This is a new one. I'm working on an automation which determines all common paramterValues between an issue an a document. When it has its list, it plops the list into the output field of a search module and pulls those exact fields.  Everything works...until a parameter has a comma in the name of i...

We had a similar issue but had to go a different route. We've used a shared vanity email mailbox for our main service account. This isn't a separate SSO-and-MFA-verified account. Because of this, we couldn't use the standard FedID setup. Nor did we want to change this up; we've used this service acc...

The tl;dr: How do I utilize an HTTP or Custom API Call module in lieu of a download doc module so I can get this info? The reason: There's a piece of data in these response headers that I want to utilize in an automation which isn't available using the regular ignore error handler.   I'm guessing to...