If you are meaning is there a way to push the changes over to sandbox from production and not having to do it manually (I'm reading metrics as your performance metrics, others have covered other meanings), unfortunately the answer is no. I have written some code for myself to do this for me, so that...

As part of the request queue, could you configure each deliverable type to be it's own queue topic? This would let you set a default duration automatically for each object type, and you could have a custom form for each deliverable, and on the form you could include a description field/note about wh...

This should be doable. I haven't used it, but I know there is a googlesheets module in Fusion that I would assume you could use. What is causing concern that it would not be possible? Other alternatives to this could be using @Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore 's, or writing your own custom code, but again,...

Fusion can't, but that's built in functionality in Workfront, I'm pretty sure. Report Actions -> Send Report -> Make Repeating Delivery

If the user was only assigned to completed tasks, would they still show up here?

If you have Fusion, you can import the CSV directly and program how you want to ingest it. Alternatively, you could use the kickstart function to import tasks. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/workfront/using/administration-and-setup/manage-wf/kick-starts/import-data-via-kickstarts.html?lang=...

Hmm that I'm not sure of, it's going to depend on the order that the kickstart is processed. I suppose that if the kickstart processes the row entirely before moving to the next, then I don't see why it wouldn't, as long as you had the parent get created before the child. What I mean by that is, if ...

Almost, but not quite. Replace is a string-literal search, so the capitalization matters. So in the case you posted, you have "FP0 Proof" being replaced, but in the string it's "FP0 PROOF" (not sure if that's a number 0 or letter O), so as far as the code is concerned it's not replacing anything bec...

A thought I just had on this, you could possible create a top-level project that resolves the originating issue, then in that project create issues for each deliverable, and make resolving projects for each of those. This way you could preserve using the built-in resolving object functionality, and ...

I have built a very similar use case to this with Fusion. In the one that I think works the best, we configured it like this.1. In the request form, there were several text fields. Each text field represented the type of deliverable they wanted, and then if they wanted multiple of the same deliverab...