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Access previous versions walkthrough

Last update: August 12, 2026

CREATED FOR:

  • Beginner
  • User

In this video, you will:

  • Discover how you can restore previous versions after you’ve made changes to your scenario and saved multiple times.

Accessing previous versions walkthrough

Workfront recommends watching the exercise walkthrough video before trying to recreate the exercise in your own environment.

https://video.tv.adobe.com/v/335268/?quality=12&learn=on&enablevpops=1
https://video.tv.adobe.com/vc/335268/eng.json
NOTE
After saving your scenario, Workfront Fusion retains the previous scenario version for 60 days. The retention period for a version begins when that version is superseded by a newer version, not when the version was originally created.
To retain scenario version history beyond 60 days for audit purposes, save and archive a blueprint of the scenario in an agreed-upon location.

Add to your terminology

An image of a watch record and a custom webhook module

Trigger Modules

Trigger modules can only be used as the first module and can return zero, one, or more bundles. These will be processed individually in subsequent modules, unless aggregated.

Polling Trigger (clock on Trigger)—Special capabilities to keep track of the last record processed.

Instant Trigger (lightning bolt on Trigger)—Immediately triggered based on webhook.

An image of a create record and a search module

Actions and Search Modules

Action—Used to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) operations

Searches—Used to search for zero, one, or more records and returns these as bundles, which will be processed individually in subsequent modules, unless aggregated.

Want to learn more? We recommend the following:

Workfront Fusion documentation

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