Workfront Fusion

Scenarios

• Scenarios will time out after 40 minutes.
• You can chain scenarios to break the work into smaller pieces.
• Technically the maximum size of a scenario blueprint is 5MB, however 3MG is the largest recommended size.
• Apps modules that create or update data with large amounts can get big.
• While there is no limit, it is recommended to keep scenarios under 150 modules.

Operations

• The default operation time out is 40 seconds.

Files

• The total file processing capacity is 1 GB.
• Note: if a 400MG file is both uploaded and downloaded, that is 800MB of file processing.

Server Memory

• Server memory usage for a single execution is limited to 1GB.

Webhooks

• Webhooks are limited to 100 requests per second.
• When the limit is reached, Fusion sends a 429 (too many requests) status.
• Payloads are stored for 30 days.
• Deactivated webhooks are deleted and unregistered automatically if they are not connected to any scenarios and have been deactivated for 30 days.

Execution history

• Execution logs are limited to 100 MB.
• If the history is bigger, only the first 100 MB are shown.
• Incomplete executions are limited to 100 MB per scenario.
• Incomplete execution are limited to a total size of 500 MB per team.
• Fusion allows up to 5 failures per minute.
• If a scenario fails consecutively 10 times within 2 minutes, it will automatically be deactivated.

Recursion

• If you create an infinite loop it is deactivated by the engineering team.

Map

• map(complexarray;key;[key for filtering];possible values for filtering])
• Examples:
• map(Emails[];email)
• Returns a primitive array with emails
• map(Emails[];email;label;work)
• Returns a primitive array with emails having a label equal to work

get (object or array; path)

• returns the value path of an object or array To access nested objects, use dot notation. The first time in an array is index 1.
• Examples:
• get( array ; 1 + 1 )
• get( array ; 5.raw_name )
• get( object ; raw_name )
• get( object ; raw_name.sub_raw_name

Example

1. Set Variable
2. Name: testArray
3. Value: {"testArray":[{"field1":"A","field2":"X","field3":[{"field3A":"first1","field3B":"second1","field3C":"third1"}]},{"field1":"B","field2":"Y","field3":[{"field3A":"first2","field3B":"second2","field3C":"third2"}]}]}

1. Parse JSON
2. Use the Generator, paste: {"testArrayStructure":[{"field1":"A","field2":"X","field3":[{"field3A":"first1","field3B":"second1","field3C":"third1"}]}]}
3. This will make an Array structure with 3 fields, 2 text and one array.

1. Set Multiple variables
2. Maptest
3. {{map(2.testArray; "field1")}}
4. returns array variable mapTest entry one is A, entry 2 is B.
5. getTest
6. {{get(2.testArray; 1)}}
7. returns collection with field1: A, field2: X, field3: Array with 3 items[field3A:first1, field3B:second1,field3C:third1]
8. getMapTest
9. {{get(map(2.testArray; "field2"; "field1"; "B"); 1)}}
10. returns Y
11. ngestedArray
12. {{get(map(2.testArray[].field3; "field3A"); 1)}}
13. returns first1