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Ideas Update: Your Comments Are Important – Here’s Why
You Said It, We Did It
1 idea delivered: Design - Visibility to Model Usage from Forms Designer
Submitted by Lorie Humphrey, this idea suggested a feature within the Design Form where you can see which processes the particular form is used in. We’ve introduced new functionality in the Design Studio that promotes visibility to this cross-reference usage.
16 ideas were reviewed and changed status.
Current Top Ideas
Option to archive audit logs/audit events from the system manager tab.
Automatic package creation based on process dependencies.
Why Your Comments Are Vital
To have a successful product, we must continuously update and refine it. By involving you – our customers and partners in this process – we’re minimizing the risk of developing a product that might not resonate with you or the market. By collaborating on ideas, you’re helping us understand what your problems are, where we can uncover new possibilities, and how together, we can pave a clearer path to success.
As well as sharing new ideas, we need you to vote and leave comments. Votes tell us that you support the idea; leaving a comment provides extra context that helps us understand the problem you’re facing and how your organization might struggle without a specific enhancement/process.
Provide context
Explain the problem you’re facing and how the proposed feature aligns with your automation objectives. Rob Nicklin says, “The most important thing users can do when they raise an idea is to provide context by explaining/signposting the problem they have.”
Share use cases
Describe scenarios where the feature would prove most beneficial. Rob Nicklin adds, “We always need to track solution-based ideas back to problems that are being experienced to ensure that we’re solving the problem in the way that meets the most customers’ needs – so your idea is more likely to get off to a flying start if you include that from the beginning!”
