Workfront would be a better product as a Service Desk tool if a customer satisfaction survey could be sent to the originator of an issue. The Survey would ask a certain # of questions that could then be inserted into our database, allowing us to gauge how well our Service Desk was performing.

When creating an Issue / Request, there is an option to assign a Team. Once that Team is assigned there is no way to change that team or add another team. There should be a way to change our mind about what team we want to assign and whether or not we want to add another team. This functionality is ...

Currently there is no feature to allow uploading a backlog, therefore all entries are typed 1 at a time. Whereas there is a utility to import a project from and XML rendering of a Microsoft Powerpoint Deck, there is no similar way to upload into the Agile tool(s). When will this needed and relevant ...

It would be very beneficial to create an upload mechanism to bring backlog items into a project. Currently one can import an xml rendering of a project into the traditional waterfall project type, but the process of adding stories, and tasks (features / epics / etc) is one at a time and is very cumb...

When creating new or modifying existing stories, an email is sent out each time to every person in the Agile Team. Since this is done during a Sprint PLANNING meeting, Workfront should allow the backlog to be visible in PLANNING status but one can only view backlog in WORK IN PROGRESS Status which i...

This post has been closed as a duplicate. All votes have been moved to the original: Give PMs ability to prevent users from Logging Time to Completed Tasks For some reason Workfront decided to block users from charging to Dead Projects (Completed, Canceled, etc) but for strange reasons only to be k...

Currently if there are multiple users assigned to a single task, any person can close out the task and block all other users if they select DONE and do not further select Done with my part. The help desk called it a feature but in the real software world its called a bug.