This page provides information about functionality that is included in the 22.2 release. All features listed are available in the new Adobe Workfront experience. Some features are also available in Adobe Workfront Classic; however, Workfront Classic will be discontinued in March 2022, followed shortly by the end-of-life date for Workfront Classic in July 2022.
These enhancements were made available in the Production environment the week of April 4, 2022.
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Configure a custom form to work with multiple object types Now you can configure a new or existing custom form to work with multiple object types, making the form much more widely useful. Users will be able to attach and fill out the form on objects of all types that you configure it for. Previously you could configure a custom form to work with only one object type. This functionality works with all custom forms created previously in your Workfront system. For example, if you already have a custom form that was created for the Task object type, you can now configure it to work with other object types as well, such as Project and Issue. |
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Blueprints catalog is available to all users, and administrators can allow requests All Adobe Workfront users can now browse the catalog of available blueprints. Additionally, the system administrator can enable access for users to request installation of blueprints. Assigning a request queue to store the requests allows users to make requests from the blueprints catalog. |
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In a custom form that you create or edit, you can now add an image and include an informational or instructive tooltip that users can read when they hover over it. This could be helpful, for example, to show branding for a new product, or to provide visual information that people need when they are filling out the form. Previously, custom forms were completely text based. |
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As your internal organizations change, you might need to stop using certain groups in Workfront and create new ones. To help with this, we have added the ability to deactivate a group without losing its historical data. For regular users who don't need to see them, inactive groups are cleared from group type-ahead fields. You can still find and configure options, preferences, and object associations for inactive groups that you manage. And deactivating a group doesn't change anything about the objects that the group is attached to. Previously, it wasn't possible to deactivate a group. |
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New default access level configurations To better suit the needs of most administrators who create access levels, we've changed the default configuration for several of the “Fine-tune your settings” options that display when you click the gear icon on an Edit button. The options, previously enabled by default, are now disabled. If this doesn't suit the needs of your organization, you can enable them when you are setting up a new access level, or any time later. |
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Blueprints installation history enhancements When you install a blueprint, a message now displays the specific objects (such as roles, teams, or groups) that were successfully installed with the blueprint and any objects that failed to install. You can also view the list of installed objects on the Blueprint Details page by clicking View Details next to a specific installation in the installation history table. |
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A warning now displays when installing a Preview-only blueprint in Production Certain blueprints are only available to install in the Preview environment for testing purposes. If you access Preview-only content in your Production environment, Sandbox 1, or Sandbox 2, the install button is not active, and you might see a warning message. |
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Adobe Workfront Boards are now available! Boards are flexible tools that allow team collaboration by providing access to a shared board containing columns and cards. Using boards, you can quickly set up a task board with multiple columns, configure columns to show a status or category, add other users to the board and assign them to cards, and more. |
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Additional improvements to Workfront Boards The following additional improvements are now available for Workfront Boards:
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It is now easier to catch mistakes when posting an update. Finalizing a comment in an object's Update tab now creates a pop-up window for 7 seconds that allows you to cancel the post and return to editing--before the system timestamps it or sends any emails and in-app notifications. If you dismiss the pop-up window, leave the page, or wait 7 seconds for the window to time out, the post will be made normally. |
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New experience when copying a project To make your use of Workfront consistent with the new Adobe Workfront experience, we have redesigned the interface for copying projects. This is currently available when copying a project from the project page or when copying a project from a list or report. Prior to this update you could only copy a project from the project page. |
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Ability to manage projects from lists and reports from a new More menu We have added a new More menu in project lists and reports to allow you to perform the following actions from these areas:
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New experience when converting an issue to a project using a template at the issue level To make your use of Workfront consistent with the new Workfront experience, we have redesigned the interface for converting an issue to a project when using a template when you convert it from the issue page. You can now more easily access your list of favorites immediately after selecting to convert the issue. The redesigned interface matches the experience when creating a project from a template which we have also updated recently. |
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Convert issues to projects using a template from lists, reports, and dashboards To increase the efficiency of your work and make it easier for you to convert issues in a fast-paced environment, we have added the ability to convert an issue to a project using a template from a list, report, or a dashboard. Prior to this enhancement, this functionality existed only when you converted the issue from the issue page. |
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Updated experience when copying and moving issues To make your use of Workfront consistent with the new Adobe Workfront experience, we have redesigned the interface for copying and moving issues. This is currently available when copying or moving a single issue or when copying or moving issues in bulk from a list or report. |
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Keep users on the dashboard, list, or report after converting issue to project To increase efficiency and eliminate the number of clicks, we have released an improvement when converting issues to projects from a list, report, or a dashboard. Users remain on the list, report or a dashboard after converting an issue to a project instead of being redirected to the project's page. A success notification with the link to the project displays after the conversion is complete, to allow you to easily navigate to the project, if needed. |
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Allocation hours will no longer be removed when making changes to assignments To ensure the accuracy of your data, we have made a change to preserve allocation hours and to keep task Planned Hours unchanged when making changes to assignments on the task. The following changes have been made to tasks with a Simple Duration Type:
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Share folders only in the top five levels of a folder hierarchy To ensure the best performance for users sharing folders, we are currently limiting sharing to the top five levels in a folder hierarchy on an object. Each folder at the sixth level or below inherits its sharing configurations from the folder directly above it. |
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Improvements to the Workload Balancer navigation To improve your experience when using the Workload Balancer, we have introduced the following enhancements:
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Access Advanced Assignments in the Workload Balancer To make assigning work items easier and more accurate, you can now make advanced assignments when you assign work items manually in the Workload Balancer. Prior to this enhancement, you could access Advanced Assignments when editing items, from the items' headers, or in lists. |
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New formula for calculating user availability when The Default Schedule preference is selected To provide more accurate information in resource management tools, we have changed the formula that Workfront uses to calculate user availability when the Workfront administrator selects The Default Schedule in Resource Management Preferences. With the new update, Workfront uses the following formula to calculate user availability: User Available Hours = (Default Schedule Hours - Exceptions) * FTE - Time off hours Prior to this update, Workfront used the following formula to calculate user availability when The Default Schedule was selected: User Available Hours = (Default Schedule Hours - (Schedule Exceptions + Time off hours)) * User FTE value |
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Improvements to filters in the Home Work List To give more control and focus over your work list, we have implemented several improvements to the filters in the Home area. With the new improvements, you can select filters by object type and further narrow down your results by the state of your work items (for example, Ready to Start, Working On, or Requested). The new Home filters now provide a correct count of tasks, issues, personal work items, and approvals when you apply a combination of object type and work item state filters. Prior to this experience, the filters in the Home area did not provide an accurate count of the number of work items in the list when you selected one or more filters and they created confusion about the state of the work items. |
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Drawings and comments on proof documents in the mobile app The Adobe Workfront mobile app now allows you to add drawings and comments on proof documents. A new toolbar on the proof contains drawing tools for shapes. You can choose settings such as color and line thickness for each shape. Drawing a shape on the proof connects your comment to that area of the proof document. You can also reply to comments that others have made on the proof. |
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Enhancements to proof functionality in mobile app In the Adobe Workfront mobile app, you can now:
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Adobe Workfront with Anaplan integration now available To give you better flexibility and insight into the financial aspects of your Workfront projects, Workfront can now integrate with your Anaplan account. By linking Workfront objects to Anaplan objects, you can update information between the two accounts automatically, ensuring that the information in both is up-to-date and identical. You can also trigger automated processes in Anaplan based on actions in Workfront (or vice versa). For example, you can create a campaign in Anaplan, then create a Workfront project or program linked to the campaign. Any costs tracked in Workfront can then be uploaded back to Anaplan to review campaign performance. |
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Workfront for Experience Manager enhanced connector updates Workfront for Experience Manager enhanced connector now includes the following updates:
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See details of the Client Secret for custom OAuth2 or JWT integrations To provide transparency into the use of your custom OAuth2 and JWT integrations, we've made it possible for you to see details of the Client Secrets your integrations use. Now, you can see the dates that the Client Secret was created and last used. You can also add and view your own notes about the Client Secret. Previously, these details were unavailable. |
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Adobe Creative Cloud integrations now use OAuth2 For greater security, and to make a more consistent experience across integrations, we've updated the Adobe Creative Cloud integrations to use OAuth2 authentication, an industry-standard way to authenticate users. Now, when your users log in, they can see the specific actions and areas that the integrations have access to, and allow access. After this, they do not need to log in as frequently. |
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See type of authentication in list of custom OAuth2 applications Now, when you view the list of custom OAuth2 applications in your organization, you can see whether each application uses User authentication or Server authentication. Previously, you could see this information only by going into the edit options on each application. |
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Set expiration for refresh tokens in your custom OAuth2 integrations To better control access and security for your custom OAuth2 integrations, you can now customize the lifespan of refresh tokens. After a user's refresh token expires, they will need to log in to the integration again. |
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Use public and private keys in your custom OAuth2 integrations for server-to-server apps You can now set up server-to-server OAuth2 applications in your custom integrations. By setting up public and private keys, you can allow Workfront to communicate with another application without using login credentials. Previously, all authentication in your custom OAuth2 applications used the user's login credentials. |
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Look-and-feel updates during the 22.2 release timeframe Minor updates to the look and feel of various areas of the Adobe Workfront application are being made within the 22.2 release timeframe. These enhancements will be made available in the Production environment a minimum of 2 weeks after releasing to Preview. |
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Enhancements to top navigation bar We have made several enhancements to the Adobe Workfront top navigation bar.
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To make your use of Workfront consistent with the new Adobe Workfront experience, we have redesigned the timesheet lists in the Timesheets area. You can expect the same functionality in the timesheet list, only with a cleaner, more streamlined user experience. Some of the highlights of this redesign are:
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New features in Workfront Fusion are available in Production at a cadence outside of the 22.2 release schedule. For more information about the latest features, see Adobe Workfront Fusion release activity.
There are no Scenario Planner updates at this point in the release. This area will be updated when updates are available.
There are no Workfront Proof updates at this point in the release. This area will be updated when updates are available.
There are no Workfront Goals updates at this point in the release. This area will be updated when updates are available.
For API version 14, we’ve modified some resources and endpoints. Some of the changes support new functionality, and others make it easier for you to use the information available through the API.
For information on what’s new and updated, see What’s new in API version 14.
For information on API versions, see API versioning and support schedule.
For information about the maintenance updates made during the 22.2 release, see Workfront Maintenance Updates.
The Workfront 22.2 Release Webinar will be presented on March 24, 2022 at 8:00 a.m. MST. You can register for the event on the Events page on Workfront One.
Explore the latest updates made to learning programs, learning paths, videos, and guides for each Adobe Workfront product release. For more information, see the Training release updates page.
With the removal of support for Internet Explorer, Workfront now officially supports Microsoft Edge.
For more information about supported browsers, see Adobe Workfront browser requirements.