The Workfront generated reference number does not meet our needs to use as a job number, so we've created our own using calculated fields. Using our layout template, I'd like to show our custom field 'Job Number' as one of the 5 header fields on the 'Project' object. It looks like Workfront only all...

Description - Add an adjustable field within Access Levels to restrict who a user can assign work to. (i.e. Only a users Group or Team or Direct Reports) Why is this feature important to you - Most managers will only assign work to members of their team, so limiting the users they see in the assignm...

Is there a way to limit who a user can assign to a task/request? I have managers that will only ever assign their teammates to work items. When they begin typing in an assignee name, workfront recommends users alphabetically, pulling in names from all over the organization instead of limiting the li...

Description - When I switch between Views (or move the Workfront window from one computer screen to another of a different size) the column widths stay the same, and I'm constantly adjusting the widths manually to see what I need. I'd like the option to auto-fit the task table to it's contents so th...

This would be immensely helpful in reducing clicks and creating a more user friendly interface. LOVE this idea! 

I would also love to be able to zoom out to an annual level. Currently, the only calendar views available are Gantt, Weekly, Monthly. With an annual view, you may loose some data like the object name, but you could still see days highlighted and click to find out more.

I've discovered that whatever template you attach, will pull in all 'Queue Details' along with all tasks, documents.... So if you have queue topics attached to that template, they will be added to your project, regardless of whether you have the same queue topic name already in that project.   To av...

Description - I'd like to associate task Views with a project template so when a new project is created from that template, the users view defaults to the view selected for that project. That way, when jumping from project to project, I don't have to constantly change my view to see the columns I n...