Hello, to be able to point you into the right direction, I think you need to be a bit more specific. You can have a look into the API Explorer under Journal Entry (JRNLE) for possible fields.Another approach could be to use the Search module in Fusion and map the Outputs to * to get an idea of how t...

Hello MeghanaKa1, although there should also be a way using the Read Related Records module, I was not successful using that. So I would switch to the Search Module and configure it like this:1.) Record Type: Issue2.) Search criteria: Project ID   This will provide you will all issues / requests wit...

Hello Kiersten, you need to "manually" add the required nested field by clicking on the map toggle button next to Outputs.   RegardsLars

Hello Kiersten, As Fusion itself is also using the general Workfront API, it is also capable of using nested queries. So, if you need the name of the project owner instead if the ownerID, you will just need to map to the field owner:name to get it.  RegardsLars

Hello Viktoriia, unfortunately there seems to be nothing like that provided by the API, so it is also not possible using Fusion. You could think about creating a scheduled report delivery to a specific email address and let Fusion check the recepients inbox and extract the attachment.Report Actions ...

Hello Kristen, your module setup is completely right. I just double checked on our instance and it is working as expected.So, did you perhaps chose the wrong connection (prod instead of sandbox)? Did you also try to do the same using the Search Module?   I tried around using different approaches and...

The documentation for the Event Subscription API is here.To create a new webhook in this API using Fusion, you will need to use the Custom API call module.  But as described, unless you find a way to replace the webhook link of a Watch Event module with this one, you will not be able to work with it...

Hi, unfortunately that is not possible. Having limitation and validation possibilities on custom fields would be something really, really helpful. Perhaps you can create another idea for this, to give a hint to Adobe. RegardsLars

Hello Thomas, the field you are trying to reference to in your formula is a custom field.Custom fields are referenced using the DE: prefix. To get system fields into calculated fields, I would have suggested to have a look into the API Explorer under Project.There you will find two fields, which cou...

Hi, Unfortunately this is missing in Fusion and frustrates my very often. Months ago the support also confirmed, that they did not implement it yet.Before Fusion I created webhooks using the Event Subscription API, and there the OR operator as well es the IN condition are perfectly working. Unfortun...