Hi @ThomasGa Have you tried using the native calendars in Workfront? You can pull in such information on a custom label. For your question on Fusion, depends on what kind of scheduling you are looking for. If it's just to track events, Fusion works pretty well with Google calendars, teams, slack etc...

Hi @MegSVT I'm not sure if it will change. But what I do to get around this is instead of doing a right click and selecting copy, I select the text (the project title) and then paste it elsewhere. This way it keeps the label (the project title) and link inside intact

Hi @Nicole , The only other thing I would ensure is that canvas dashboards is made visible in the layout template (see below)  

Hi @AmyReilly , I would just watch out for the basics - Once you publish, choose 'who can add requests to this queue' right below that checkboxEnsure the request queue project is set to 'Current' statusand double check your preferences for 'When someone makes a request automatically grant' are accur...

Ok great. Thanks for the update 

@kautuk_sahni I believe this is still unresolved. Nevertheless, I'll check-in with our development team to see if there was ever a solution provided to them. 

100% agreed. If I don't see it in the roadmap I'll make sure to add it as an idea. Thanks @Kurt_Jones for highlighting the difference between the two calendar functionalities.

Wonderful! It would great to know when it's getting rolled out. I know they have an upcoming session to share the roadmap for WF Planning.

That's awesome. Hope the new year brings you a more connected content supply chain and improves your speed to market 

Hi @ayushinamdev There is no such limit, however depending on the number of assignments and number of tasks in your project it could impact the performance. Best practice is to keep assignments to the minimum or simply assign to roles/teams instead.