Which permissions can be adjusted for a shared document in Workfront? (Select two.)

The correct answer is A. View-only access B. Editing rights. When sharing a document in Adobe Workfront, users can grant either View-only access (A) or Editing rights (B) - these are the two standard permission levels available at the document sharing level, controlling whether recipients can read or also modify the document. Why the…

Workfront Object Model

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AView-only access
BEditing rights
CProofing viewer restrictions
DMetadata schema changes

How the community answered

(44 responses)

A
77% (34)
C
16% (7)
D
7% (3)

Explanation

When sharing a document in Adobe Workfront, users can grant either View-only access (A) or Editing rights (B) - these are the two standard permission levels available at the document sharing level, controlling whether recipients can read or also modify the document.

Why the distractors are wrong:

C (Proofing viewer restrictions) are configured within Workfront Proof itself (a separate proofing workflow tool), not through the document sharing dialog.
D (Metadata schema changes) are a system-level administrative setting managed at the global or group level, not something adjustable per-shared document.

Memory tip: Think of Workfront document sharing like sharing a Google Doc - you pick "Viewer" or "Editor." Any advanced proofing or schema controls live in separate admin/tool layers, not in a simple share dialog.

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