A customer wants to use custom statuses to move a project's tasks through different process stages. Not every user in the system needs to use these custom statuses.
What must an admin-level user do to support this customer requirement?
A.
Create custom statuses associated with the users' Status Settings in their profile.
B.
Create custom statuses in the Setup area for the Group associated with the projects.
C.
Create a Group utilizing Agile functionality and custom statuses on the Storyboard
Identify the Requirement: The customer wants to use custom statuses for project tasks, but not all users need to use these statuses.
Creating Custom Statuses:
Navigate to Setup: Go to the Setup area in Workfront.
Custom Statuses: Within the Setup area, select "Statuses".
Create New Status: Add new custom statuses that are relevant to the project's workflow stages.
Associating Custom Statuses with Groups:
Select Group: Identify the group associated with the projects that need these custom statuses.
Assign Statuses to Group: In the Group settings, assign the newly created custom statuses. This ensures that only users within this group will have access to and can use these statuses.
Implementation and Training:
Communicate with Users: Inform the relevant users about the new custom statuses and how they will be used within their projects.
Provide Training: Offer training to ensure users understand how and when to use the custom statuses appropriately.
References: Detailed instructions on creating and managing custom statuses can be found in the Workfront Documentation and training sessions.
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