Hello, yes you can.Your JSON should look like this:{ "array": [ { "ID": "t", "name": "User t", "objCode": "GROUP", "owners": [ { "ID": "tt", "name": "User", "objCod...

In that case, please check your ADO access. Try making some API calls from Postman to see if they work — if not, it’s definitely an access issue. If you have any ADO - Fusion-related questions, feel free to reach out to me.

Does the account you’re using for the connection have access to the projects in the organization you selected while configuring the connection?

Once you create the connection, you need to specify a webhook in the Watch module — it should look similar to what you can see in the screenshot.After that, when you make any change in a Feature, the scenario will be triggered, and you’ll see the data appear as shown in the second screenshot.    

Yes, we can use the built-in ADO tool in Fusion. However, it doesn’t allow you to watch only a specific field (such as state in your case). This module will be triggered every time any change is made to the selected work item. Also, the “Watch work items” module can be configured only for one projec...

Hello,You can configure a webhook in your ADO project settings to trigger your Fusion webhook whenever a work item’s status changes