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comprehensive usage analytics across all Adobe cloud‑based applications in the Adobe Admin ConsoleOpen for Voting

Feature Request: Usage Analytics for Adobe Cloud‑Based ApplicationsSupport Case: E‑002086641OverviewWe request that Adobe introduce comprehensive usage analytics across all Adobe cloud‑based applications in the Adobe Admin Console.Currently, administrators can only view:Total licenses purchasedTotal licenses assignedHowever, per Support Case E‑002086641, Adobe Support confirmed that tracking actual product usage or identifying which users actively utilize Adobe cloud applications is not currently possible.Business NeedFor enterprise environments, visibility into actual application usage is essential. Without this data, organizations cannot effectively:Optimize license allocation and control costsMeasure adoption following product rolloutIdentify training, onboarding, and support gapsInform renewal and budget planningDemonstrate product value and justify continued investmentThe absence of usage metrics limits our ability to manage Adobe products responsibly and make data‑driven decisions about licensing and deployment.Requested EnhancementsWe are requesting that Adobe Engineering evaluate and prioritize the following capabilities:1. Active Usage MetricsNumber of active users per Adobe cloud‑based applicationIdentification of unused or under‑utilized licenses2. Engagement and Frequency InsightsDaily, weekly, and monthly active user metricsApplication launch or session frequencyAbility to determine whether assigned users have accessed each application3. Reporting & Export FunctionalityExportable and API‑accessible usage data for integration with internal dashboards, analytics platforms, and governance workflowsCompetitive ExpectationOther major cloud service providers within our technology ecosystem already provide detailed usage analytics as standard features in their administrative and reporting consoles.To maintain consistent governance, reporting, and optimization practices across our cloud platforms, our leadership expects similar visibility from Adobe. We respectfully request that Adobe Engineering prioritize this capability on the product roadmap, as it would significantly improve our ability to manage adoption, licensing efficiency, and the overall value of Adobe products.Support ReferenceSupport Case E‑002086641 confirms that usage tracking is not currently available. This feature request is submitted based on that guidance and our operational need for accurate usage insights.

Usage Analytics for Adobe Cloud‑Based ApplicationsOpen for Voting

Feature Request: Usage Analytics for Adobe Cloud‑Based ApplicationsSupport Case: E‑002086641OverviewWe request that Adobe introduce comprehensive usage analytics across all Adobe cloud‑based applications in the Adobe Admin Console.Currently, administrators can only view:Total licenses purchased Total licenses assignedHowever, per Support Case E‑002086641, Adobe Support confirmed that tracking actual product usage or identifying which users actively utilize Adobe cloud applications is not currently possible.Business NeedFor enterprise environments, visibility into actual application usage is essential. Without this data, organizations cannot effectively:Optimize license allocation and control costs Measure adoption following product rollout Identify training, onboarding, and support gaps Inform renewal and budget planning Demonstrate product value and justify continued investmentThe absence of usage metrics limits our ability to manage Adobe products responsibly and make data‑driven decisions about licensing and deployment.Requested EnhancementsWe are requesting that Adobe Engineering evaluate and prioritize the following capabilities:1. Active Usage MetricsNumber of active users per Adobe cloud‑based application Identification of unused or under‑utilized licenses2. Engagement and Frequency InsightsDaily, weekly, and monthly active user metrics Application launch or session frequency Ability to determine whether assigned users have accessed each application3. Reporting & Export FunctionalityExportable and API‑accessible usage data for integration with internal dashboards, analytics platforms, and governance workflowsCompetitive ExpectationOther major cloud service providers within our technology ecosystem already provide detailed usage analytics as standard features in their administrative and reporting consoles.To maintain consistent governance, reporting, and optimization practices across our cloud platforms, our leadership expects similar visibility from Adobe.We respectfully request that Adobe Engineering prioritize this capability on the product roadmap, as it would significantly improve our ability to manage adoption, licensing efficiency, and the overall value of Adobe products.Support ReferenceSupport Case E‑002086641 confirms that usage tracking is not currently available. This feature request is submitted based on that guidance and our operational need for accurate usage insights.

André36678699dyamKnown Participant

Optional View-Relative Guides when using Rotate View ToolOpen for Voting

Currently, the Rotate View Tool performs a GPU-based canvas view rotation without affecting document geometry. Guides remain locked to document coordinates and do not visually rotate with the canvas view.For precision workflows (architecture, product photography, horizon correction), this creates a visual disconnect between the rotated view and guide alignment.Proposed EnhancementIntroduce an optional preference:“Display Guides Relative to View Rotation”When enabled: Guides visually rotate together with the canvas view Guide positions remain document-coordinate based No change to actual document geometry Purely a rendering-layer transformation This would function similarly to how overlays or GPU-rendered UI elements adapt to canvas transformations.Technical RationaleSince Rotate View is already handled at GPU/display level, applying the same transformation matrix to guide rendering should be feasible without altering document data structures.This maintains backward compatibility while offering improved usability for precision alignment tasks.Workflow Benefits More intuitive alignment during horizon correction Improved architectural perspective correction workflow Reduced need to reset view rotation Faster precision editing Optional ExpansionAllow per-guide mode: Document-relative (current behavior) View-relative (new option)Thank youAndré VerhageNetherlands 

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Feature Request for Adobe Bridge – Folder Creation PresetsOpen for Voting

Feature Request for Adobe Bridge – Folder Creation PresetsProduct: Adobe BridgeUser role: Professional PhotographerCategory: Workflow / File Management Feature Request: Custom Folder Presets for One-Click Folder Creation Hello Adobe Bridge team, I am a professional photographer who uses Adobe Bridge every day to organize, review, and classify shooting files. Folder structure consistency is a critical part of my daily workflow. Current limitationAt the moment, Bridge only provides a single “New Folder” button. Each time I create a folder, I have to manually type the folder name.For professional users who repeat the same folder structures every day, this becomes unnecessarily time-consuming and error-prone. Typical real-world workflowFor almost every shooting day, I create folders like: Select JPG RAW Sometimes additional folders like MP4, Export, etc. This process repeats dozens of times per week, always with the same names and hierarchy. Proposed feature I would love to see Custom Folder Presets added to Adobe Bridge, for example: Preset folder buttons in the UI (near the existing “New Folder” button) Each button creates a predefined folder name with a single click e.g. Select, JPG, RAW An advanced option to define folder structures with subfolders, such as: One click creates:   Select JPG RAW This would allow users to: Create consistent folder structures instantly Reduce repetitive typing Avoid naming inconsistencies Significantly speed up daily file organization  Why this matters For professional photographers, Bridge is not just a browser—it is a core production tool.A small feature like folder presets would provide huge workflow efficiency gains for high-volume users, without adding complexity for casual users. Thank you for considering this request. I believe this feature would be highly valuable for photographers, videographers, and anyone who relies on consistent file organization in Adobe Bridge. Best regards,A power user who heavily relies on Adobe Bridge