What data points are available in Workfront audit trail reports? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• AField changes
• BWorkflow history
• CApproval time stamps
• DFinancial projections

• A
  73% (35)
• B
  19% (9)
• D
  8% (4)

Explanation

Workfront audit trail reports capture field changes (A) - recording what was modified, who changed it, and when - and approval timestamps (C) - logging when approvals were granted or denied, providing a time-stamped history of decision points. These two data points are the core of an audit trail's purpose: tracking what changed and when key actions occurred.

B (Workflow history) is a distractor because while Workfront tracks workflow activity, "workflow history" as a distinct audit trail data point isn't a standard report category - workflow status is managed separately from the audit log. D (Financial projections) is incorrect because audit trails record actual events, not forward-looking estimates; financial data lives in budgets and reporting dashboards, not audit records.

Memory tip: Think of an audit trail as a security camera log - it records changes (A) and stamps the time of key decisions like approvals (C). Cameras don't predict the future (no projections) and don't summarize process flows (no workflow history summaries).

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