A workflow is a set of actions that connect Workfront to Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service. A Workfront administrator can configure workflows in Workfront, then assign them to Project Templates. When a Project is created using a Project Template to which a workflow is assigned, the actions defined in the workflow are triggered.
Workflows are available only in an Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service integration. They are not available in integrations with Adobe Experience Manager Assets Essentials.
You must have the following:
Adobe Workfront plan* | Any |
Adobe Workfront licenses* | Request or higher |
Product | You must have Experience Manager Assets as a Cloud Service or Assets Essentials, and you must be added to the product as a user in the Admin Console. You must have write access to the repository in Adobe Experience Manager to create linked folders. > |
Access level configurations* | Edit access to Documents
Note: If you still don't have access, ask your Workfront administrator if they set additional restrictions in your access level. For information on how a Workfront administrator can modify your access level, see Create or modify custom access levels. |
Object permissions | Manage access or higher on the project
For information on requesting additional access, see Request access to objects . |
Before you begin,
You can add a workflow to a project template. The workflow will be applied to any projects created from the template.
Click Experience Manager Assets in the left navigation panel.
If the Experience Manager Assets section is not visible in the left navigation, your Workfront administrator has not enabled workflows for your organization.
In the Select an integration for automated workflows field, select the integration with the workflows you want to use for projects created from this template.
(Optional) Edit any workflow values that you want to apply to projects created from this template.
For example, to create a linked folder in a location other than the default value, enter the linked folder location.
Only workflows that have been activated in the Experience Manager area of Setup are available in templates or projects.
Your changes save automatically.
You can add a workflow when creating a project, or add a workflow to an existing project. In both cases, you will use a project template to add the workflow.
Begin creating a project.
For instructions, see Create a project using a template.
When selecting a template for the project, select the template that contains the workflows you want to use for this project.
(Optional) Edit any workflow values for the project, as described in Edit workflow values in a project.
Only workflows that have been activated in the Experience Manager area of Setup are available in templates or projects.
Begin adding a template to the project.
For instructions, see Attach a template to a project.
When selecting a template for the project, select the template that contains the workflows you want to use for this project.
(Optional) Edit any workflow values for the project, as described in Edit workflow values in a project.
You can edit workflow values on the project level. Project-level workflow values override values set on the project template, which override the default values set in the Adobe Experience Manager Assets integration.
All workflow values can be found in:
The Workflows section of the Create project or Edit project window.
The Adobe Experience Manager section of the left navigation.
If these areas are not visible, your Workfront administrator has not enabled Workflows for your organization.
To edit the workflow for linked folders:
Toggle the Create Linked folder on.
Choose a folder path to indicate where you want all linked folders associated with this integration.
Click Save if you are using the Create Project or Edit project window.
Or
If you are in the Adobe Experience Manager area, your changes save automatically.