Workfront Fusion release activity: Week of November 2, 2026
This page describes all enhancements made in Adobe Workfront Fusion the week of November 2, 2026.
For a list of all recent changes, see Adobe Workfront Fusion release activity.
For a list of recent bug fixes in Workfront Fusion, see the Workfront Maintenance Updates page and check for any updates labeled Workfront Fusion Maintenance Update.
Updates to the new scenario designer: faster editing on wide screens, search across mappings, and clearer highlights
To use the new scenario designer, turn on the Try the new design switch in the scenario editor.
The classic scenario designer is unchanged.
These updates reduce mouse travel when you edit scenarios, especially on large monitors, and make it easier to see which module or filter you are editing and to find where a value is used.
- Resize the side panel: Drag the left edge of the panel that opens on the right side of the screen to make it wider or narrower. Double-click the edge to reset it. Your width is persistent.
- See what you are editing: The canvas no longer moves when you open a module. The open module, or the label of the open filter, gets a moving dashed outline instead.
- Filter panel shows where the filter is: The filter panel now shows the two modules that the filter sits between, by ID and by name.
- Search mappings, settings, and filters: Search now finds mapped values, module settings, and filter conditions, in addition to module names and IDs. Each result shows where the match was found.
- Keyboard shortcuts: Confirm or close a panel, move to the previous or next module, and run the scenario once without using the mouse.
Explain errors with AI
When a scenario run fails, you can now get a short, plain-language description of what went wrong and how to fix it. The explanation appears next to the original error, so you can read both together.
You can explain errors in the following areas:
- Scenario designer: In the module’s error details.
- Scenario execution history: In the run details of a failed run. If several modules failed, you can explain each error on its own.
- Insights page: In the Failed executions table.
This feature is available only in the new scenario designer, and your organization must have an AI license.
For more information, see Explain a scenario error with AI.
New Make a Custom API Call module in Veeva Vault
We’ve added a new Make a Custom API Call module to the Veeva Vault connector. The new module supports multiple request body types, which gives you more flexibility when you make custom API requests to Veeva Vault.
The previous module, now labeled Make a custom API call (Legacy), supports only the raw body type. The new module supports the following body types:
urlencodedmultipart_form_datarawbinary
For more information, see Veeva Vault modules.
Changes to Adobe Workfront auth connections
New Adobe Workfront auth connections, and connections that you reauthorize, now sign in with your Adobe account (Adobe IMS or Experience Cloud sign-in) instead of a Workfront OAuth2 application.
Existing connections keep working without changes. Reauthorizing a connection moves it to the new sign-in. The previous sign-in flow is deprecated, so we recommend that you reauthorize your existing Workfront connections.
For more information, see Connect to Workfront using your Adobe account.