Support the TEXTJOIN function in Excel so writing formulas is less work. Make work less work....?

Formula using TEXTJOIN:
=TEXTJOIN(“, “,TRUE,I17:I26)

Formula without TEXTJOIN: =IF(L17=“”,“”,L17)&IF(L18=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L18))&IF(L19=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L19))&IF(L20=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L20))&IF(L21=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L21))&IF(L22=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L22))&IF(L23=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L23))&IF(L24=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L24))&IF(L25=“”,“”,CONCATENATE(“, “&L25))

I am working on a salesforce site that will have thousands of users and it would be very helpful if we could assign users the DocGen User permission set automatically, at the time of user creation as opposed to manually adding them individually via the DocGen Admin Tab.

Add the functionality for LAST30DAYS to filter options. We run invoicing twice a month and need this for mid-month reporting.

Currently the error messages are user unfriendly and full of unhelpful jargon. It would be a great improvement to translate the error messages into lament terms so Admins and Users can benefit alike.

Do not require access to the contact object (or any standard SF object) to allow DocGen to run.

We have been happily using DocGen/Drawloop for over a year and never had any issues until the most recent upgrade. Now we have been forced into granting permissions that we didn't want to give to allow employees the ability to continue to use DocGen as they have always been able to. Not all templates are going to require a contact record, so why do you need to force allow access to this object across the board?

Use Case: You want to trigger the DDP via a workflow but the number of dynamic-name email recipients is dynamic.

Issue: Currently this configuration works when triggering the DDP via a button but when using a WF/OBM all the recipients must be marked as 'required' otherwise the DocuSign envelope only displays/sends to one recipient rather than two.

When emailing in MASS, it would be great to have one of the emails and attached documents carbon copied to the sender. This is an option that is standard in salesforce, but when emailing using LOOP, you only have the option to carbon copy every email, thus flooding the sender's inbox.

I frequently reuse the same template for more than one doucment package. This makes it easier to manage the branding by only updating a few templates.

When making a change, it would be helpful to have a report showing which document packages the template file was used in.

Add a checkbox to the Button Wizard to add the '&cloudforce=true' parameter to the generated syntax.

Allow the Contacts shown in the "Specify the contact to use for the DDP:" drop down on the Launch Forms screen to be filtered based on fields available on the Contact object.

Ability to schedule a Report DDP to run quarterly.