AD0-E907 · Question #2
Which actions can a system administrator take in Workfront? (Select two.)
The correct answer is A. Modify system statuses C. Reset user passwords. System administrators in Workfront operate at the system level, giving them control over global configurations and user account management. Option A is correct because modifying system statuses (e.g., Planning, Current, Complete) is a system-wide setting only admins can change…
Question
Which actions can a system administrator take in Workfront? (Select two.)
Options
- AModify system statuses
- BGrant project-specific permissions
- CReset user passwords
- DCreate a custom proofing workflow
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A84% (42)
- B6% (3)
- D10% (5)
Explanation
System administrators in Workfront operate at the system level, giving them control over global configurations and user account management. Option A is correct because modifying system statuses (e.g., Planning, Current, Complete) is a system-wide setting only admins can change - it affects all projects across the instance. Option C is correct because resetting user passwords is a core user account management function exclusive to system administrators.
Option B is wrong because granting project-specific permissions is done at the project level by the project owner or anyone with Manage access to that project - not a system admin function. Option D is wrong because creating custom proofing workflows is a feature available to Proof Administrators or users with the appropriate proofing license/role, not system administrators specifically.
Memory tip: Think "SYSTEM admin = SYSTEM-wide tasks." If an action affects one project or one feature area (proofing), it belongs to a role closer to that scope. Admins own the infrastructure - statuses, users, global settings.
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