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1. To align workflows and work item life cycles with organizational processes.
2. To replace default statuses provided by Workfront.
3. To create unique color schemes for tasks and projects.
4. To eliminate the need for reporting on tasks and issues.

1. To assign tasks to specific users.
2. To define work hours, time zones, and exceptions like holidays.
3. To track the progress of tasks and issues.
4. To create project timelines based on task durations.

1. By assigning tasks to team members automatically.
2. By defining the time zones for project teams.
3. By indicating where a work item is in the process, such as "In Progress" or "Completed".
4. By setting deadlines for tasks and projects.

1. To create visual dashboards for stakeholders.
2. To filter and display specific types of work items based on their status. T
3. o assign tasks to users in different time zones.
4. To calculate project timelines based on work hours.

1. A status created for tasks can also be used for issues.
2. Custom statuses must always be hidden from group administrators.
3. System-wide statuses can be locked for all groups and later unlocked for group-specific customization.
4. Default statuses cannot be renamed or modified.