Integration Basics

How do I know if Adobe Cloud Storage is enabled in my Workfront instance? Go to Setup → System → Customer Info. Under Preferences, you can change the default to Adobe Cloud Storage when you are ready to move to Adobe Cloud Storage. Make sure testing is done in lower environments first before doing this in production. . We can also move to Cloud Storage portfolio by portfolio by using "Select Portfolios to Convert to Adobe Cloud Storage. Test Cases – Adobe Cloud Storage Migration To be tested once a customer moves to Adobe Cloud Storage: Project Conversion Test converting an existing (legacy) request to a new project on Cloud storage. Template-Based Project Creation Create a new project using an existing template and confirm it functions correctly on Cloud storage. Fusion Scenarios Validate existing Fusion scenarios continue to run without breaking. Specifically test document identifiers: confirm whether Document Version ID and Document ID references still resolve correctly — fla...

  New version of Workfront — Rolls out on Adobe Cloud Storage, but it's opt-in and admin-controlled. Admins choose when to flip the switch, can pilot with specific groups (up to 10), and test in sandbox before going live. Adobe Cloud Storage replaces Workfront's own storage — Workfront, Frame, and Creative Cloud share one storage layer. This requires one Workfront instance paired with one Frame account in the same IMS org . Storage quota (GB per user) is pooled between the two. Frame.io replaces Workfront Proof as the review screen — Once cloud storage is on, Frame.io's viewer becomes the default review/markup tool, with better commenting/markup tools and a mobile app. The old Workfront Proof still works for legacy storage, with no set retirement date. Frame.io Enterprise adds creative work-in-progress features — internal-only commenting, secure external sharing with watermarks, and direct asset editing for creative teams, while Workfront still handles overall work m...

UA = Unified Approval ("the lite version") This approval workflow can be used alone or with the legacy Proofing (ProofHQ) markup viewer/window Keeps the old review/markup screen (legacy Proofing/ProofHQ) — the actual screen people annotate documents on doesn't change. No new contract needed — Adobe just flips a switch on request. Works with legacy Workfront storage . AI Collaborator can be added into the approval template here too — so  a customer can get AI-assisted review even on the "lite" path, without needing to move to Frame.io. (Still needs its own prerequisites: Unified Approvals on + signed Gen AI agreement.) URA = Unified Review & Approval ("the full version," also called "V2") Everything UA has, plus it swaps in a brand-new review/markup screen powered by Frame.io instead of the old proofing viewer. Requires a new contract — A customer would need to sign the "V2 SKU" paperwork to unlock it. Which vi...