Oh that makes sense! Thank you for sharing.

Ooooh would LOVE to see what that master data project looks like/or at least hear more about how you have that set up if you would be willing to share.

Disappointing news here, after spending a while going back and forth with support they are not pursuing a fix of this issue at the time. The best we could nail down is that randomly the email notification was linking to the proof in proofHQ vs the document on the Workfront project, and when it did t...

Disappointing news here, after spending a while going back and forth with support they are not pursuing a fix of this issue at the time. The best we could nail down is that randomly the email notification was linking to the proof in proofHQ vs the document on the Workfront project, and when it did t...

We'd be interested in this! My org has a ton of different project types and our resource managers have a literal spreadsheet that they refer to to help with estimations of time.Yesterday while making an update to the sheet one of our resource managers was expressing that he couldn't wait for the day...

To date the custom form updates in our instance have not been well controlled- several users are able to make them, and we often inadvertently make changes without documentation or communication with each other. I'd love to lock that down this year BUT want to do so in a way that also doesn't get in...

Ohh thank you! That has my up-vote!!

Skye for the win as always! I did a quick test and that solved it. Because ProofHQ has a seperate contact currently for the user, it appears a user with the above setting applies doesn't see external users in updates, assignments, etc. but can still add them to proof. So this will work as long as Pr...

I feel like I've looked into this before, but can't find my thread on it so asking the question fresh. Does anyone know how to control who pulls into the list of users when you go to @ mention someone in the updates section of a project/task/issue/etc. The problem we are facing today is as an Ad Age...

I would love to see this functionality too. When I go to post an update I see a bunch of "external users" who we don't actually communicate with via updates. I'd love to be able to filter them out. Even if it meant putting them in a different company or something- I'd do the manual labor, haha! Orrr...