Hey Yolanda, There's a WFPro Live Deep Dive titled "Multi-Form Intake Workflows" recorded 6/12/20 where we discuss custom forms on issues being converted to projects in depth. Many concepts and best practices are explored that I think you'll find helpful as you look to move data through the process ...

Wow @Sarah Wilkerson‚ , the fact that you were able to locate and decipher this to the point of being useful is impressive. In case you haven't seen it, here's some documentation on creating URLs you might find useful. Thanks,Narayan

https://wf-pro.com/home/live/

Hi Christa, Teale: What a great presentation full of great info! In case you missed it, Live 11 has a couple of segments that you might be interested in watching. Specifically, "Intranet Sites in Workfront" and "Needs-Based Delivery" come to mind since you and Teale touched on both topics. You can f...

Confirmed.

Just follow the link posted in WFPro Live Upcoming when the time comes. Talk to you then. --Narayan

Hey Shawn, This is one of those topics I'd like to reply to but it'll take forever in text to get anywhere. Since a discussion would likely yield some results, I invite you to join the WFPro Decompression Session this Friday for a quick chat about the calculation and approach. There isn't much you c...

Hey Ryan, The WFPro Shared Columns post from 2018 should get you exactly what you need. Thanks,Narayan

Hey Rob, what it boils down to is you can't document sequential actions on an issue. They're unplanned topics or problems that need to be resolved by action, otherwise known as tasks. There's just no way around it. If you could see the "hacks" people have come up with in my environment over the year...

Hi Rob, I get it... someone would like to demonstrate how it's not their fault work is stalling because people are poor at communicating. At Truist, we calculate the duration for New -> In Progress and In Progress -> Complete for all issues so we can ensure we're meeting our SLA for the various type...