+1 for renaming. We do this all the time. For example, some people upload files with random file names like ā135155dsfs1gd358gsa81.jpgā which is a bit lazy just upload however it came from the source system. But then after uploading it we want to apply a proper naming convention so the words have context so you donāt need to download or preview āpeekā to find out the file contents.
And I hope some of the future updates are to make the āDisplay as Listā to replicate an Entity list view? The file list would be great as a table so properties can be displayed (like time uploaded/created, and user who uploaded) and actions like download and delete can be displayed on hover. And the āAdd newā is more prominent and above the file list "(rather than at the end of the row)
Just ran into a problem, maybe a bug, and thought Iād share in case it helps someone.
I thought I had lost my PDF template because the āAttach PDFā button suddenly stopped working and became disabled ā I couldnāt access the HTML template anymore.
That button is part of a process where the next step sends the PDF by email, but the automation couldnāt find the file name anymore, since I had changed it.
I changed it back to use āFiles,ā and now it works again. Had a moment of panic there!
I think changing the cardinality is equivalent to creating a new field and deleting the old one, so I think this would explain why the automation broke - it wasnāt so much that the original field was renamed but rather the original field was deleted/replaced.
In love with the new possibility of having more than one file field.
But I came across a problem. I wanted to attach to an email automation, files from two fields. Is there a way of writting a formula like [Step 1 Person].File1 + [Step 1 Person].File2 so I can attach both files from different fields?
@mdubakov a great release, as always, thank you!
I see Fibery is maturing and starting to support larger organizations bit by bit. From a high strategy perspectice, I think that Fibery has the characteristic to be a collective intelligence platform that allows AI and humans to analyze and orchestrate systemic organizational strategy. Not many users point to this potential because they use Fibery to solve operational challenges. But the real potential I see is not in operations only, its actually in whole systems strategy, where the success of an entire organization is made insightful, not only fragmented operations. This however, in my view, needs the new automations 2.0 to focus on exactly that: high strategy orchestration (transparently, insightfully) such that smaller operational functionality is always suporting that. This discussion will only be understood or supported by users that are not just using Fibery for their current small operational need, but that think together about the current trends in tech and business and what Fibery its potential is.