Hi all! I know someone must be doing this. But ultimately, I want to be able to have Workfront and AD talk with one another for user maintenance. Of course, you can bring in different pieces of data via SSO. However, I'm looking to create something more complex. (Automatically organize manager hiera...

It would also be great to almost set a "default" aligned layout, much like you can save any scenario. That way, when you move things around, you can "auto align" to how it was, without having to go back in time to previous saves.

If I may build upon this idea, it would be great to be able to open or collapse fields. Meaning, once you've selected the fields you want to search for, that you're able to collapse all unselected fields. This way, when you're working on building a scenario, you can more easily see what you're worki...

I know that this is something that y'all are working on. But I really think that some basic things should be pre-baked so new Fusion Admins can have some quick wins--and useful automations--right away.

Yeah, I was able to get into a proof without the problematic pop-up.

We were immune to most of the weirdness going on with Workfront proper. (Proof and the Proof API, on the other hand...) Yesterday, when attempting to edit text mode in a report, we got an error saying that we weren't allowed to. We were literally able to do so all but 15 minutes earlier and we did ...

Me: Workfront is acting very weird and flaky lately.Proof API: Hold my beer.

This would be a great additional functionality when it comes to customizing custom forms.

In addition to what Amber suggests above, we should also be able to turn on/off inherited permissions on the folder level. It would be ideal to share a folder with a team and everyone have View/Manage rights to all things in that folder, independent on whether inherited permissions are on/off. Embed...

This is an ancient pain-point with the Proofing tool. Having to utilize a separate approvals process for Word/text documents causes unnecessary confusion and process complication--especially with new users and new implementations.