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How: Why: Currently this seems to be hidden away in menus that don't suggest the job list should be there. For Who: Impact: Additional context: Currently to find the import jobs for content onboarding as I understand is to go to "Import" > "Imp...

How: Be able to end a content onboarding import like how it can be done with legacy imports Why: I have an import stuck at 50% and no way of ending it For Who: People using content onboarding Impact: Very useful for occasions like this or where th...

How: Why: For Who: Impact: Lots of extra clicks for each product since we need to hide this for each one of them in order to get more space on the screen Additional context: Please, add your suggestion and feedback above to add to the insights use...

How: Differentiate Sidebar Color based on Environment Why: This would also help users identify quickly what environment they are currently in. This would be the entire left navigation panel, not just the small bar across the top of the page. For W...

How: We want inRiver to provide a pre-check and warning mechanism when deleting specification attributes from a template. This should include: Checking if any associated items have values for that attribute. Returning usage count and sample it...

How should it work?: When no image is available, the completeness is also hidden. Completeness can be found in other places, but why not show an empty placeholder from Resource, so Completeness can be seen? Why: In same area, when there is no comp...

How: In query editor, an option to search for entities currently active in a workflow Why: To help in troubleshooting it would be beneficial to be able to search for entities currently in an active workflow.If you are not part of the user assignme...

How: Have a small button that will remember to have the side panel with image and completeness closed or opened. Why: Some users don't need to see the images and would prefer to have more space to work with, especially people working on a laptop. ...

How: Introduce a clearer visual distinction between dropdown (CVL) fields and free text fields in the new UI. This could be done through styling differences such as borders, icons, shading, or layout spacing, similar to how it was clearly separate...

How: At 1920 x 1080, there is ample room to show all the options in the detail view without resorting to a drop-down menu item. Dynamically sizing the buttons and styling based on the longest field is acceptable, but reducing the padding slightly ...