AD0-E907 · Question #18
A client requests a dashboard showing real-time project progress and team performance metrics. Which Workfront features should be used to set this up?
The correct answer is A. Custom reports and Gantt charts. Custom reports and Gantt charts (A) are the core Workfront tools for visualizing real-time project progress and team performance - custom reports let you filter, group, and display live data on tasks, hours, and workload, while Gantt charts provide a timeline view of project…
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A client requests a dashboard showing real-time project progress and team performance metrics. Which Workfront features should be used to set this up?
Options
- ACustom reports and Gantt charts
- BProofing workflows and timelines
- CAudit trails and time logs
- DExternal data integration and approvals
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A77% (34)
- B2% (1)
- C14% (6)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
Custom reports and Gantt charts (A) are the core Workfront tools for visualizing real-time project progress and team performance - custom reports let you filter, group, and display live data on tasks, hours, and workload, while Gantt charts provide a timeline view of project schedules and dependencies, making them ideal for a client-facing dashboard.
Option B (Proofing workflows and timelines) is wrong because proofing is about reviewing and approving creative assets, not tracking project metrics. Option C (Audit trails and time logs) captures historical activity and logged hours for compliance or billing, but lacks the visual dashboard capability the client needs. Option D (External data integration and approvals) addresses connecting outside systems and routing sign-offs - useful features, but not the primary tools for building a performance dashboard.
Memory tip: Think "Reports = what's happening, Gantt = when it's happening" - together they answer the two questions a dashboard must answer for any client checking project health.
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