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When adding annotations and attaching issues, there are a few visualization problems: The system only accepts 9 characters for the issue ID. Depending on the prefix used, the full issue number may not be visible in the PDF when the annotation is a...

Multi user select in Dashboard to filter forms / issues/. When using "multi-user select" as property in any form, the users cannot be used for filtering in the dashboard environment. (This does however work in "work" tab)

Seems like having a list of projects doesnt help a user with tons of projects. If things are due, there should be a view that encompases ALL projects that a person is assigned to. Having to click inside each project is time consuming to get to the...

Add the possibility to automate a field in the forms that identifies the ID of the linked model element.

In the Connection Client projects, there was an option to "Allow external team members" to an organization. This allowed to automatically entitle external users to an organization to participate in projects. However, in Infrastructure Cloud this o...

Ability to share a read-only and or Edit enabled link with external user not part of the connected project team, (enabled in both ProjectWise 365 and/or Infrastructure Cloud). Similar functionality as in Microsoft OneDrive or SharePoint. Currently...

When moving a document through a workflow it would be good if you could see and work with a list of issues raised against that document in a review. It would also be good to be able to open the marked-up PDF rendition of the document. This would b...

The ability to include the Linked item (form instance hyperlink) in exported Form/Issue PDF.

Issues in PDF Markup will not show the date format consistent with the browser, only the American format, which is suboptimal outside the US. The requirement is for the PDF Markup interfaces and Issues within it to reflect the date format enforced...

For quick access to summary of Project Task - Issues- DM - another column on the Project Search Page with a symbol to show what was new and not been addressed