Support was able to get this for me in the past when I needed it.

@Madalyn_Destafney yes, you can find the Schedule Mode values in the API Explorer under Projects https://developer.adobe.com/workfront/api-explorer/    

Yes, it's certainly confusing. I always set the Grouping on my hours page to Project, that will group all hours for that project together (not that it would be pulling in hours for any other project when you're in a single project ). But this does total the Hours column at the top of that column.

Check the user's proof permission profile. I believe even if the user is the proof owner, but not the creator, they need to have a proof permission profile of at least Supervisor to create a new proof version on a proof that someone else created.   https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront/u...

It allows you to upload them all at once, so you don't have to go through the process of uploading each file individually.   If you don't select that single proof button, you maintain separate files and separate proofs and will need to send separate emails for each one - everything stays separate ev...

@lgaertner  ProofHQ was a stand-alone product that Workfront acquired. My understanding, and you may need to verify this with someone from Workfront, is that Workfront Proof is basically how you access ProofHQ from within Workfront. ProofHQ (as you have the link in your note) is a separate product t...

When you upload multiple documents, are you clicking the button to combine them into a single proof? Or are you leaving them as separate documents? If you're combining them to a single proof, the recipients should see all the documents within the 1 proof that the "Go to proof" button will take them ...

We count the number of times the creative went out to our business partners for review by the number of business review tasks on a project. If the project requires more rounds than we have built into the project template, we have an additional template with just a task for the revisions and a task f...

What it seems like to me - and I haven't tried to dig up any documentation, so I'm just guessing - it applies the first rule first and if that applies, it doesn't apply the second rule unless something changes and it looks at that task again. So I think you'd want your PercentComplete = 100% rule fi...

You may want to add 2 rules - first a rule for when a task is complete - then the rule for when a task can start   Otherwise all those tasks that were ready to start and are now complete, show the can start icon or color