Hi Caden, The short answer to your question is "Yes - you can work with dynamic data structures that are coming into a single webhook event". One note of caution: please be careful not to try to make a single scenario "do too much" -- it really should be driven by a "reasonable single use case" (n...

Hi Howard, most often your webhook is expecting to receive JSON data. The default behavior is to parse that JSON data and make it available to future modules. In the "advanced settings" of the webhook, you could change this to JSON-passthrough -- which will not parse the data. In 95% of use case...

Hi Howard, By default a scenario that is initiated by a Custom Webhook module that does not have a "webhook response" module will essentially return a 200 HTTP code to the sending service anytime that endpoint is called. (you can easily verify this by creating a simple scenario with a webhook and ...

Hi Kevin, I hope you are doing well. Great point. In your case, rather than "adding a single form", it appears you'd like to Apply a Set of forms to an object. As usual, there are multiple ways to accomplish this one thing:You are correct that, in Fusion 1.0, you could define an array (list) of ...

Hi Krissy, unfortunately I'm getting dangerously close to supporting a "Smartsheet integration" which I cannot do. But I can say that, properly setup, the HTTP oAuth connector will automatically include the token in the Authorization header. (you can also override the default settings for unique ...

Hi Howard, I hope you are doing well. First, a disclaimer: Smartsheets has informed Workfront that they do not want us to build and maintain an integration to their software services. As such, we do not offer a standard Smartsheet connector nor provide support for such a thing. They see our sol...

Hi Krissy, I am glad you asked this question as it can be a bit tricky to figure out the easiest path here, but not terribly difficult to handle once you have a few tips. The easiest explanation of this will come from seeing an example, so I've attached a Fusion 2.0 Scenario Blueprint. You can eas...

For what it's worth (to anyone else our there:) ). Caden an I were able to connect and successfully establish an HTTP oAuth2.0 connection to Bluescape in Fusion. It turns out, once you get all the URIs right (from 3rd party systems), Fusion does a good job of handling the rest. A few notes for oth...

Hi Caden, In the spirit of collaboration, I *may* be able to help work through this with you if you want to jump on a short call. Send me an email at darinpatterson@workfront.com if you are interested in arranging such a thing. Cheers.

got it. I don't see anything obvious on this service that would produce a 403..but it could be as simple as the user doesn't have access to something. Also, I would assume you'd want pass in response_type=code in your initial request ("Access Token generated using Access Code and Refresh Token")