Wow, I can't escape seeing ads for this job, lol. I got about 25 calls/emails from my LinkedIn account. 

I'm making an automation for System and Group Admins which will allow them to copy attributes from one user to another. (Consider we utilize autoprovisioning, this will save people a ton of time.)  The automation is pretty straightforward...until we get to groups and teams--groups especially. I'm gu...

Auto-provisioning by itself is a little bit crude. As mentioned, in many ways, it's easier to clone existing users instead of having to manually alter newly created users. That said, if you're using Fusion, auto-provisioning can help a LOT. We have Fusion apply a basic user's necessary license/group...

Hi all, I'm thinking through how to use teams in Fusion--along with other governance-y stuff. I'm pretty sure what I want to do but want to float out my thoughts.  The history of our instance of Fusion: We (Aetna) were the only users of Fusion till we brought in the other teams from CVS Health. Now ...

So when I took that screenshot, it wasn't working. And trying slots was one of those things when it's not working and you try anything--like looking in your sock drawer for your car keys.  I did indeed get it working though! When I first looked through your solution, I didn't do every single choice ...

This all makes sense and feels like it should work but it doesn't. I've done as you suggested and added single-answers into an array of its own and merged it with the multi-select field. I then went to create this array: It *should* be pulling more than one option for many of these but it's only pul...

It was supposed to be so easy. And I'm sure it's possible to do this. The particulars are what's irritating. My hope is that I post this and then figure it out tomorrow morning while on my jog.  Here's the ask:A group wants to read a multi-select field on an issue. From that, Fusion would read the c...

We're in the process of moving into the Admin Console and this is highly relevant to my interests too!

Okay, I think I nailed it. I ended up using "split" and turned the list into sub strings, then integrated the selections when I created the issue:          

So, I've tried commas (with spaces), commas (without spaces), values in quotes, semi-colons, pipes...nothing works. I'm assuming Fusion is reading the field in the CSV and thinking it's one huge value, as I get the following error:    The operation failed with an error. [422] Invalid Parameter: <cus...