Hi Jennifer! Great question and a very important one if you want to be successful. This is a Report Report. No that's not a typo. This is a report that is listing the reports in your system. And to make one you want to go to Reports > New Report > More > SCROLL DOWN to Report  

Great question, Alex. Yes I share request queues, reports, dashboards, templates, projects, and tasks with job roles. Sometimes this is exsiting roles like "Admin" and "Project Manager" and other times these are roles created for sharing purposes like "DAM Requestor" or "Marketing Client". Once the ...

Thanks Becky!!

I was thinking this route as well, but instead of using the PROJ object code, try the project user (PRTU) object code; however that would assume the user is only listed on that task and no where else.   Throwing spaghetti on the wall... What about assignmentsListString instead of assignedToID?

@JenniferLegate Do you know if this could work for other types like a bug? This could be a gamechanger for so many people

LOL You know me, ever so modest If you want to chat through the pros/cons of each you know where to find me

As promised (And might I add way ahead of schedule) attached is a copy of the slide deck from my The Skill Exchange Grow Track Session: Maximize Your Workfront License – Pro Tips for User Management & Licensing (AWF200)   If you had a question that wasn't answered during the session or maybe you jus...

I did. And I'd love to hear an update in a few months on how using t-shirt sizing goes. I've heard good and bad stories and always interested in learning all anedoctal tales, especially since I have a good knowledge of your setup and org from what you've shared in the past.

Kellie I love this question so much!! Spoiler alert I touch a little on this in my Skill Exchange presentation. Typically I'll use Groups and Job Roles for queue access. However I don't make new groups solely to grant access only using existing ones. If someone shouldn't be in that group but should ...

  Access levels are too important to leave untouched. Something as simple as the ability to delete an object could make or break your instance. The defaults are there as a starting point, but they will never cover the breadth of your nuanced organization. Just because someone can, doesn't mean they ...