you can have such notification custom build using fusion, we have something similar to alert users about new docs added to tasks they are assigned to. With WF alone this would be hard to monitor.  

Workfront's MS teams app has very few options. You can create a task, but only a personal one: you can raise a request though, which can be quite helpful Best Rafal

I've been investigating this with WF support a lot. Here is explanation I got: After further investigation, it was determined that there could be up to a 3-minute variation for the planned hours within the Workload Balancer. That would explain why some planned hours don't wholly align when looking a...

I think I know which option you want to enable, because I did the same for users. It wasn't clear at first and I had to consult this with the support, but basically ensuring above 2 settings should be enough. 1. confirm on a given object user's access:   2. make sure users can see "hours" on a give...

yes, you can do that: I used these settings: Use first grouping to Group Lines, and second one for the bottom Axis.   Good luck  

Hi @HugoZa  there are few things to consider: make sure user has access rights on an object that allow to log hourslayout templates settings: "hours" need to be enabled for projects, tasks, issues (wherever you want to log time) Hope this helps Rafal

I would make another suggestion to use recently added openAI module (if your organization is fine with the privacy restrictions or if you are able to run your own trained model). Telling us why @sethuanand2626  would help to provide better suggestion   Good luck

@KarenNe1 another thing to verify would be: is the field located in a section of a custom form where you have access?

Hi @JPVi , my answer is twofold. 1. Likely you will be able to either present this data directly in workfront and with this have it available in xls format 2. It may be necessary to split some of that data into separate reports and combine the results in form of a dashboard good luck  Rafal

the only thing that I saw was that inherited permissions are controlled by an option:   this gets cleared when inherited permissions are in place