Renew your Adobe Workfront certification

Instructions for renewing your certification:

• Step 1: Successfully log in to Adobe Credential Management System, then return to this page
• Step 2: Review the exam objectives and resources
• Step 3: Take and pass the exam

Get ready

Exam details:

• Passing Score: 26/34
• Time: 68 mins
• Cost: Free
• Delivery: On-demand/non-proctored
• Available languages: English
• Prerequisite: current (not expired) Adobe Workfront Fusion Developer Professional certification
• Exam ID: AD5-E830 Adobe Workfront Fusion Developer Professional

Scope and objectives

Section 1: Core System Administration and Setup (26%)

• Given a Fusion scenario that requires a function to be nested inside another function, select the properly formed expression.
• Given a Fusion scenario that requires timezone manipulation, distinguish between the user, visible organization, and where overriding the timezone is needed.
• Given a Fusion scenario, select the Mapping Panel expression and/or module(s) that would appropriately transform input data to output data.
• Identify the correct way(s) to utilize the Fusion Dev Tool to troubleshoot errors in execution or determine calls and responses made to third-party systems.

Section 2: Scenario Design and Architecture (47%)

• Given a list of steps, choose the correct sequence to parse JSON and convert to bundles.
• Given a Fusion scenario, identify an opportunity to simplify the design and/or optimize for maintenance.
• Given a situation, identify an opportunity to reduce data flow through a scenario.
• Given an example of the number of bundles shown on a search module and a following aggregator, explain the changes in the number of operations processed and displayed by the bundle inspector.
• Given an example of an error 403:forbidden, correctly select the origin of the error message and cause
• Identify the appropriate usage of References and Collections on Workfront Search and Read modules.

Section 3: Testing and Error Handling (15%)

• Given a Fusion scenario, correctly identify the a solution to prevent or handle an unreliable service.
• Given a Fusion scenario with missing required data, select ways to handle the invalid data.

Section 4: Working with APIs (12%)

• Given a 3rd-party system that does not have a dedicated app, identify the HTTP app and select the appropriate module.
• Identify the difference between CRUD operations and other common capabilities of REST APIs.

Get prepped

You are not required to complete training before taking the exam, and training alone will not provide you with the knowledge and skills required to pass the exam. A combination of training and successful, on-the-job experience are critical to providing you with the repository needed to pass the exam.

Here are some suggested resources to help you prepare:

Section 1: Core System Administration and Setup

• Workfront Documentation - Functions in Adobe Workfront Fusion, Organizations in Adobe Workfront Fusion, Modules in Adobe Workfront Fusion, Scenarios in Adobe Workfront Fusion

Section 2: Scenario Design and Architecture

• Workfront Fusion scenario optimization - Tutorial
• Workfront Documentation - Modules in Adobe Workfront Fusion

Section 3: Testing and Error Handling

• Workfront Documentation - Scenario Settings Panel in Adobe Workfront Fusion, Errors in Adobe Workfront Fusion, Functions in Adobe Workfront Fusion

Section 4: Working with APIs

• Workfront Documentation - HTTP Modules, Connections in Adobe Workfront Fusion, Modules in Adobe Workfront Fusion
• Adobe Workfront API

Renew your certification

Ensure that you have followed step 1 above, and successfully logged in to Adobe Credential Management System first. Then, to renew your certification, click the Workfront Fusion Developer renewal - AD5-830 link below.

• Workfront Fusion Developer renewal - AD5-830

Instructions for renewing your certification:

• Step 1: Successfully log in to Adobe Credential Management System, then return to this page
• Step 2: Review the exam objectives and resources
• Step 3: Take and pass the exam

Get ready

Exam details:

• Passing Score: 27/35
• Time: 70 mins
• Cost: FREE/non-proctored
• Delivery: On-demand
• Available languages: English
• Prerequisite: current (not expired) Adobe Workfront Project Manager Professional certification
• Exam ID: AD5-E833

Scope and objectives

Section 1: Intake and Planning (29%)

• Given a request, review the custom data to determine the appropriate action. (Consider attached documents, approval required, how complete the data is, priority, etc.)
• Given a scenario, determine the sharing permissions that are required for an activity. (Consider dashboard/report sharing, actions on a task or request, visibility, inherited permissions, agile, etc.)
• Given a scenario, determine the appropriate task settings to plan the execution of a task in a specific time frame. (Consider duration, planned hours, constraint and task or cross-project predecessors, lead and lag on predecessors, task assignment and time-off.)
• Identify the correct hierarchy of objects in Workfront. (Consider portfolios, programs, projects, tasks, and issues.)
• Given a persona, determine the intake or planning reports/dashboards that are helpful for the persona during the work intake or planning stage of the project/work process. (Consider project owners, executives / sponsors, task assignees, requestors, etc.)

Section 2: Execute (59%)

• Create Workfront Single Use Approvals and when an Approval would be used. (Consider Project and Task Approvals, Multipath Approvals, and Multistage Approvals.)
• Given a scenario, identify the information that date types convey to a project manager. (Consider Planned Dates, Actual Dates, Commit Dates, Estimated Dates)
• Given a scenario, determine how different Task Constraints affect the project timeline when used. (Consider the understanding of what the different task constraints do, knowing what the different task constraints are, and when to use the different task constraints)
• Given a scenario, demonstrate how to find project teams and how to notify them of work assignments, updates, or completion of work items. (Consider notification types, project team notifications, People tab, Updates to projects/tasks, when and why to subscribe to a work object, and how to modify individual email notifications)
• Identify the different ways to manage a project. (Consider waterfall, Agile, SCRUM, and Kanban.)
• Given a scenario, describe how to provide stakeholders the information they require. (Consider exporting reports, exporting files, recurring deliveries, etc.)
• Given a scenario, determine how date types and durations impact project conditions. (Consider planned start, projected start, individual’s commit date, etc.)
• Given a scenario, determine how to implement or modify changes in system-level or group-level custom statuses
• Given a scenario, describe the steps to build a report and determine the type of report needed.
• Given a scenario, determine when an issue should be utilized on a project.

Section 3: Closeout (12%)

• Given a particular object status, determine what activities need to be executed or what actions are triggered. (Consider pending approvals, i.e., approval is required or a project cannot be closed until approvals are resolved, notification sent on active projects only - not on statuses equivalent to planning, editing data or deleting tasks with logged hours on a completed project, etc.)
• Identify the project elements that can be used to measure project success. (Consider baseline variants, financials, planned vs actual dates/hours/costs, custom data/KPIs, etc. DO NOT use Case specific questions. Focus on technical elements.)

Get prepped

You are not required to complete training before taking the exam, and training alone will not provide you with the knowledge and skills required to pass the exam. A combination of training and successful, on-the-job experience are critical to providing you with the repository needed to pass the exam.

Here are some suggested resources to help you prepare:

Section 1: Intake and Planning

• Understand request queues
• Approving work
• Share a project
• Edit project templates
• Assign tasks from the project plan
• Tasks overview
• Duration Type overview: Calculated Work
• Understand objects in Adobe Workfront
• Convert issues to other work items
• Share a project in Adobe Workfront
• Designate Resource Managers for a project or template
• Create dashboards

Section 2: Execute

• Approval process overview
• Create an approval process for work items
• Convert an issue to a task in Adobe Workfront
• Create issues
• Handle unplanned work
• Create a simple report
• Commit Date overview
• Task Constraints
• Groups vs. teams in Adobe Workfront
• Edit projects
• Create an agile team
• Using the iteration page
• Understand project communication
• Schedule an automatic report delivery
• Overview of Project Condition and Condition Type
• Understand date types and progress status
• Manage Your Team’s Work Using Dashboards
• Use Adobe Workfront built-in reports

Section 3: Closeout

• Change the status of a project
• System project statuses
• Use the Milestone view
• Overview of Business Case financial fields
• Project finances included in project baselines
• Track work progress with project metrics

Renew your certification

Ensure that you have followed step 1 above, and successfully logged in to Adobe Credential Management System first. Then, to renew your certification, click the Workfront Project Manager Professional renewal - AD5-833 link below.

• Adobe Workfront Project Manager Professional renewal - AD5-833

Instructions for renewing your certification:

• Step 1: Successfully log in to Adobe Credential Management System, then return to this page
• Step 2: Review the exam objectives and resources
• Step 3: Take and pass the exam

Get ready

Exam details:

• Passing Score: 27/35
• Time: 70 mins
• Cost: FREE/non-proctored
• Delivery: On-demand
• Available languages: English
• Prerequisite: current (not expired) Adobe Workfront Core Developer Professional certification
• Exam ID: AD5-E835

Scope and objectives

Section 1: Strategy and Intake (20%)

• Use Portfolios and Programs
• Use Request Queues
• Use Custom Forms

Section 2: Budget and Planning (11%)

• Use the Resource Planning tools

Section 3: User Experience (26%)

• 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 blueprint 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 (14%)

• Describe basic concepts for building, sending, and customizing reports
• Explain how to build and customize dashboards

Section 5: Execution (29%)

• 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

Get prepped

You are not required to complete training before taking the exam, and training alone will not provide you with the knowledge and skills required to pass the exam. A combination of training and successful, on-the-job experience are critical to providing you with the repository needed to pass the exam.

Here are some suggested resources to help you prepare:

Section 1: Strategy and Intake

• Portfolio Optimizer overview
• Create and manage Request Queues
• Provide access to request queues
• Custom forms overview

Section 2: Budget and Planning

• Locate the Workload Balancer
• Assign work in bulk using the Workload Balancer
• Manage user allocations in the Workload Balancer

Section 3: User Experience

• When and how to deactivate or delete users
• Share project templates
• Actions to take after installing a blueprint
• Create a single-use timesheet

Section 4: Metrics and Reporting

• Adobe Workfront integrations
• Use Adobe Workfront plugins for Creative Cloud
• Send and share reports
• Create dashboards

Section 5: Execution

• Convert an issue to a project in Adobe Workfront
• Create or edit a board
• Add or remove members from a board
• Understand the Timesheet layout

Renew your certification

Ensure that you have followed step 1 above, and successfully logged in to Adobe Credential Management System first. Then, to renew your certification, click the Workfront Core Developer Professional renewal - AD5-E835 link below.

• Adobe Workfront Core Developer Professional renewal - AD5-E835

Instructions for renewing your certification:

• Step 1: Successfully log in to Adobe Credential Management System, then return to this page
• Step 2: Review the exam objectives and resources
• Step 3: Take and pass the exam

Get ready

Exam details:

• Passing Score: 21/28
• Time: 56 minutes
• Cost: FREE/non-proctored
• Delivery: On-demand
• Available languages: English
• Prerequesite: Adobe Workfront for Adobe Experience Manager Enhanced Connector Expert certification
• Exam ID: AD5-E849 Adobe Workfront for Adobe Experience Manager Enhanced Connector Expert

Scope and objectives

Section 1: Technical Requirements 25%

• Use Workfront Custom Forms
• Given a scenario, demonstrate document management
• Demonstrate knowledge of promoting code across environments
• Given a scenario, identify how values are passed to Workfront custom forms
• Troubleshoot server side code

Section 2: Configuration 26.25%

• Illustrate best practices for user management
• Apply procedural concepts required to modify existing AEM asset workflows
• Make decisions required to customize metadata schema for different asset types
• Apply procedural AEM concepts required to deploy OSGi bundles, assets, metadata schema, tagging and permissions

Section 3: Business Practices 21.25%

• Interpret client needs in order to recommend the appropriate workflow strategies
• Demonstrate how to set up Workfront approval and proofing workflows
• Given a scenario, identify best practices for using the proofing viewer, settings, and markup functionality
• Demonstrate an understanding of tracking deliverables as part of campaign management
• Given a scenario, identify the key considerations of change management for a Workfront implementation

Section 4: Installation and Configuration of Connector 27.5%

• Validate prerequisites within AEM
• Given a customer use case, identify the features of the connector to implement

Section 1

• Transfer custom form data when converting an object
• Interface AssetManager

Section 2

• Interface Asset
• Starting Workflows
• Variables in AEM workflows
• Workflow Step Reference
• Add or edit metadata in Experience Manager Assets

Section 3

• Configure proofing viewer settings
• Workfront documentation
• Create a milestone path
• Create or edit a custom form with the legacy form builder
• 7 Best Practices in Change Management Communication

Section 4

• Install Workfront for Experience Manager enhanced connector
• Configure your firewall’s allowlist
• Configure basic information for your system

Renew your certification

Ensure that you have followed step 1 above, and successfully logged in to Adobe Credential Management System first. Then, to renew your certification, click the Adobe Workfront for Adobe Experience Manager Enhanced Connector Expert - AD5-E849 link below.

• Adobe Workfront for Adobe Experience Manager Enhanced Connector Expert - AD5-E849

Instructions for renewing your certification:

• Step 1: Successfully log in to Adobe Credential Management System, then return to this page
• Step 2: Review the exam objectives and resources
• Step 3: Take and pass the exam

Get ready

Exam details:

• Passing Score: 27/35
• Time: 70 mins
• Cost: FREE/non-proctored
• Delivery: On-demand
• Available languages: English
• Prerequisite: current (not expired) Adobe Workfront Core Developer Expert certification
• Exam ID: AD5-E829

Scope and objectives

Section 1: Core System Administration and Setup (27%)

• Given a requirement, select the appropriate group level settings.
• Given a scenario where an enterprise account wants to make sure SSO is working effectively to maintain system security, identify best practices for auto-provisioning users. (Considerations include Admin Console, Classic SSO, and restrictions when using Admin Console)
• Given a scenario recommend a Boards configuration to meet a custom requirement.

Section 2: Intake, Custom Forms, and Project Management (11%)

• 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.

Section 3: Strategic Functionality (Portfolio and Program Management, Resource Management) (11%)

• Given a scenario, provide a mechanism to ensure that projects are fully staffed by using Resource Management tools.
• Given a scenario Resource Management tools to determine why a user is over allocated.

Section 4: Document Management and Proof (11%)

• Given a scenario, demonstrate how to edit and set permissions with proofing.
• Given a scenario, setup a connection to AEM as a Cloud Service or AEM Assets Essentials.

Section 5: Reporting (11%)

• Given a scenario, determine how a field type would render on a report. (Field types include rich text, images, multi-select)
• Identify Adobe Workfront capabilities that support monitoring and improving user adoption.

Section 6: Methodology / Best Practices / Use Cases (29%)

• Given a scenario within Workfront, demonstrate functionality for setting up tracking of deliverables that are part of a single campaign. (Consider a marketing use case.)
• Given a scenario within Workfront, demonstrate functionality around financials, utilization, forecasting, billing rates/records (professional services)
• Given a scenario within Workfront, demonstrate functionality around setting up workflow and approvals. (Consider regulatory/compliance situations.)
• 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.

Get prepped

You are not required to complete training before taking the exam, and training alone will not provide you with the knowledge and skills required to pass the exam. A combination of training and successful, on-the-job experience are critical to providing you with the repository needed to pass the exam.

Here are some suggested resources to help you prepare:

Section 1: Core System Administration and Setup

• Workfront documentation - (Administration and Setup, Manage Groups, Agile)
• Create and modify a group’s project templates
• Understand group-specific approval processes
• How groups inherit statuses
• Create and modify a group’s teams
• Named User Licensing | Deployment guide
• Configure card falloff
• Use connected cards on boards
• Add or remove members from a board

Section 2: Intake, Custom Forms, and Project Management

• Workfront documentation - (Administration and Set up, Custom Forms, Reports, Reporting Elements)
• Add a section break to a custom form with the legacy form builder
• Wildcard filter variables

Section 3: Strategic Functionality (Portfolio and Program Management, Resource Management)

• Workfront documentation - (The Workload Balancer, Resource Planning in Adobe Workfront, Assign Tasks)
• Assign work in bulk using the Workload Balancer
• Budget resources in the Resource Planner using the Project and Role views
• Filter information in the Workload Balancer
• Assign work in bulk using the Workload Balancer
• Smart assignments overview

Section 4: Document Management and Proof

• Workfront documentation - (Review and approve work, Configure proofing, Configure integrations)
• Proof Permission Profile overview
• Proof Roles overview
• Configure a user’s proofing access
• Configure the Experience Manager Assets Essentials integration
• Configure the Experience Manager Assets as a Cloud Service integration

Section 5: Reporting

• Workfront documentation - (Review and approve work, Configure proofing, Configure integrations)
• Create a project template
• Add or edit an image or other asset widget in a custom form with the legacy form builder
• Chart a report by a multi-select custom field
• Blueprints overview

Section 6: Methodology / Best Practices / Use Cases

• Experience Manager as a Cloud Service documentation - (Integration with Adobe Workfront)
• Workfront documentation (Reporting elements, Project finances, Resource utilization, Use agile planning tools in boards, Configure proofing functionality)
• System Admin Essentials Webinar: What IS Workfront Governance?
• Configure asset metadata mapping between Adobe Workfront and Experience Manager Assets
• About Metadata
• Use the Milestone view
• Track costs

Renew your certification

Ensure that you have followed step 1 above, and successfully logged in to Adobe Credential Management System first. Then, to renew your certification, click the Workfront Core Developer renewal - AD5-829 link below.

• Adobe Workfront Core Developer Expert renewal - AD5-829