Adobe Workfront Core Developer Expert (AD0-E907) Practice Exam

The Adobe Workfront Core Developer Expert (AD0-E907) is a professional certification that shows expertise in developing and managing workflows in Adobe Workfront. It shows that a person can create custom solutions, automate business processes, and optimize project management operations. This certification is ideal for developers, project managers, and IT professionals who want to enhance team productivity and streamline work management using Adobe Workfront.

Recognized globally, the AD0-E907 certification helps professionals stand out in roles focused on workflow automation and project management solutions. By earning this credential, individuals demonstrate the ability to design custom applications, integrate systems, and manage Workfront projects effectively. Organizations benefit from certified developers who can improve process efficiency, ensure smooth collaboration, and deliver projects on time.

 

Who should take the Exam?

This exam is ideal for:

• Workfront Developers
• Workfront Administrators
• Application Developers
• Business Analysts
• Project Management Professionals

 

Skills Required

• Adobe Workfront Platform Expertise
• Custom Object and Workflow Configuration
• API Integration and Management
• Data Modeling and Management
• Automation and Scripting
• Reporting and Dashboarding

 

Knowledge Gained

• Advanced Workfront Configuration
• API Integration and Customization
• Data Modeling and Reporting
• Automation and Workflow Optimization
• Security and Access Control

Course Outline

The Adobe Workfront Core Developer Expert  AD0-E907 Exam covers the following topics - 

Module 1. Core system administration and setup (17%)

• Given a scenario, describe ways to effectively share permissions and access.

• Given a scenario, identify when a group status versus a system status should be used.

• Given a data set, demonstrate the capabilities of kickstarts.

• Given a scenario, identify best practices for auto-provisioning users.

• Given a scenario, demonstrate how Groups and Teams within a user’s profile can affect what can be seen or done within Workfront.

• Given a scenario, recommend a Boards configuration to meet a custom requirement.

• Given a scenario, identify best practices for group administration.

 

Module 2. Intake, custom forms, and project initiation (13%)

• Given a scenario, identify the configuration areas needed to support the work allocations.

• Given a scenario, identify how a value is passed to a project custom form.

• Given a scenario, describe what must be done to address reporting and calculation errors.

• Given a scenario, identify supporting elements that lend themselves to templates.

• Given a scenario with multiple forms, determine actions to control access, visibility and dependency.

• Given a scenario with calculated fields on multi-object forms, identify the correct formula.

 

Module 3. Strategic functionality. portfolio and program management, resource management (13%)

• Given a scenario, define tools to capture changes in the project scope.

• Given a scenario, create a view that identifies within a portfolio whether a project meets the average level of requisite criteria to be executed.

• Given a scenario, describe ways to manage risk qualitatively or quantitatively.

• Given a scenario, provide a mechanism to ensure the highest priority projects are set up to be resourced appropriately.

• Given a scenario, provide a mechanism to ensure that projects are fully staffed by using Resource Management tools.

• Given a scenario, use Resource Management tools to determine why a user is overallocated.

 

Module 4. Document management and proof (13%)

• Given a scenario, demonstrate when to utilize document management versus proofing

• Given a scenario, identify best practices for using the proofing viewer, settings, and markup functionality

• Given a scenario, demonstrate how to edit and set permissions on a file

• Given a scenario, demonstrate how to set up external document storage with security restrictions

• Given a scenario, set up a connection to AEM as a Cloud Service or AEM Assets Essentials.

 

Module 5. Reporting (11%)

• Given a scenario, describe ways to combine multiple columns of data into a single column.

• Given a report or filter, demonstrate the merits of using wildcard values.

• Identify how to report on parent-to-child relationships using native reporting.

• Given a scenario, describe how reporting facilitates efficient execution of work.

• Given a scenario, illustrate Workfront Reporting to monitor and improve user adoption.

• Given a scenario, determine how a field type would render on a report. (Field types include. rich text, images, multi-select)

 

Module 6. Methodology / best practices / use cases (22%)

• Given a scenario within Workfront, demonstrate functionality for setting up tracking of deliverables that are part of a single campaign.

• Given a scenario within Workfront, demonstrate functionality around strategic prioritization and justification of work.

• Given a scenario within Workfront, demonstrate functionality around financials, utilization, forecasting, billing rates/records.

• Given a scenario within Workfront, demonstrate functionality around setting up workflow and approvals.

• Given a scenario, recommend a framework for governance around system administration when expanding a client’s instance.

• Given a scenario, identify areas for consideration when expanding a client’s instance to enable additional teams to work together.

• Given a scenario using Workfront Boards, identify native features to show progress.

• Given a scenario, recommend a framework for governance around system and group administration.

 

Module 7. Business consulting (11%)

• Given a scenario, describe the process needed to fully support effort of implementing Workfront in a cross-functional department.

• Given a scenario, explain how to adapt an existing Workflow to meet a recent change in a critical, inflight business process.

• Given a scenario, identify configuration settings that are most difficult to change to a given instance.

• Given a scenario, identify the key considerations of change management for a Workfront implementation

• Given a scenario where a client has multiple teams, provide a recommendation to increase efficiency.