What are the benefits of using templates in Workfront? (Select two.)

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Options

• AStandardizing project workflows
• BSimplifying request queue configuration
• CEnabling automated reporting
• DReducing project setup time

• A
  71% (49)
• B
  10% (7)
• C
  19% (13)

Explanation

Templates in Workfront are reusable project blueprints that carry predefined tasks, assignments, timelines, and settings - making standardizing project workflows (A) a core benefit, since every project built from the same template follows a consistent structure. They also dramatically cut down on manual setup work, which is why reducing project setup time (D) is correct - instead of building a project from scratch, teams can launch one in minutes.

B is wrong because request queue configuration is a separate Workfront feature (Queues/Request Queues) and is not managed through project templates. C is wrong because automated reporting is handled through Workfront's reporting and notification tools, not templates - templates have no inherent reporting automation capability.

Memory tip: Think of templates as a "cookie cutter" - they shape the structure (standardize) and speed up baking (reduce setup time). Anything about automation or request queues lives in completely different parts of Workfront.

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