Attach a Custom Form to a Business Case
Custom Forms are used to collect information that is not displayed in existing Adobe Workfront fields.
For more information about creating Custom Forms, see the article Create a custom form.
Access requirements
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| Adobe Workfront plan* |
Current: Prime or higher Legacy: Pro or higher |
| Adobe Workfront license* |
Current: Standard Legacy: Plan |
| Access level configurations | Edit access to Projects |
| Object permissions | Manage permissions or higher to the project |
*For information, see Access requirements in Workfront documentation.
Attach Custom Forms to projects
You can attach Custom Forms to a project in the following areas:
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When editing a project, in the Project Details section.
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When editing a project, in the Edit Project box.
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When editing multiple projects in bulk, from a list of projects.
For information about attaching custom forms to projects while editing one or multiple projects, see the article Edit projects.
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When building the Business Case of a project, in the Business Case as described in this article.
For information about attaching custom forms to objects, see Add a custom form to an object.
Attach Custom Forms to the Business Case
To add a custom from to a Business Case, your Workfront administrator needs to select this option in Setup. For more information about enabling custom forms in Setup, see Configure system-wide project preferences.
To attach a custom form:
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Go to the project you want to attach the form to, then click Business Case in the left panel. The Business Case displays.
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In the Custom Form section, select the custom form you want to attach from the drop-down menu. The custom form appears in the Added forms section below.
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(Optional) To expand the custom form details, click the arrow to the left of the custom form name.
