Adobe Workfront - Core Developer Professional Certification

Exam details	Level: Professional (0-12 months’ experience) Passing Score: 45/70 Time: 140 mins Delivery: Online proctored (requires camera access) Available languages: English Cost: $125 (global) / $95 (India) Exam ID: AD0-E908
Intended audience	Technical consultant System administrator Project manager Project coordinator Strategist Resource manager Analyst IT specialist Workfront implementation consultant/lead
Minimum experience	While this exam does not require coding/programming knowledge, it does require at least 3 - 6 months of hands-on experience using Adobe Workfront Qualified candidates should also have: Experience with Adobe Workfront functionality and connectivity through intake, approval, planning, executing, and reporting In-depth understanding of Adobe Workfront object types, including custom forms and approval workflows, templates, durations, work effort/planned hours In-depth understanding of Adobe Workfront Setup, including access levels, layout templates, project preferences, and other methods to achieve simplicity of end-user design Understanding of and experience with process mapping Understanding of different Adobe Workfront personas and how to engage in support Familiarity with native connectors and other Adobe Workfront products and services Familiarity with project management including agile and waterfall, and resource management concepts
Exam objectives and scope	This section provides information on the exam content. Section 1: Strategy and Intake (23%) Use Portfolios and Programs Use Request Queues Use Custom Forms Use Basic Approvals Section 2: Budget and Planning (11%) Use the Resource Planner Given a scenario/set of requirements, apply the configurations to set up a project template Section 3: User Experience (25%) Illustrate best practices for user management in creating the right user experience Given a scenario, apply the correct set up for sharing and access rights across the system Describe what a Kickstart is and recognize when to use it Demonstrate how to create and use timesheets Describe the purpose and value of connectors, plug-ins, and add-ons Section 4: Metrics and Reporting (16%) Describe basic concepts for building, sending, and customizing reports Explain how to build and customize dashboards Demonstrate how to configure functional views of reports Section 5: Execution (24%) Demonstrate how to set up approval and proofing workflows Recognize the purpose of creating an issue for a project Demonstrate how to customize group-level project statuses Identify the attributes needed to enable Agile in Workfront Identify the ways to enter time in Workfront Identify the elements of financial tracking in Workfront