Request a project
You can request a project for approval before you start working on it. This creates a project with a status of Idea. We recommend building a Business Case for your project to outline some of the key points you want to achieve by completing it, as well as to present to your management your labor and expense budget.
You can request a project when you add a new project in the following areas of Adobe Workfront:
- In the Projects area
- In the Projects area of a Portfolio
- In the Projects area of a Program
- In the Groups area for the group of the project, when you are a group administrator.
Access requirements
You must have the following access to perform the steps in this article:
*To find out what plan, license type, or access you have, contact your Workfront administrator.
Request a project
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Do one of the following:
- Click the Main Menu , click Projects, then expand New Project.
- Go to a portfolio, then expand New Project.
- Go to a program, then expand New Project.
- If you are a group administrator, you can also create a project in the Projects section of a group you manage. For more information, see Create and modify a group’s projects.
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Click Request Project.
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Do one of the following:
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Follow the same steps as for creating a project while defining a Business Case. (recommended)
For information about defining a Business Case and requesting a project, see Create a Business Case for a project.
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Create a project from scratch or using a template and change the status to Requested.
For information about creating a project, see Create a project or Create a project using a template.
The project you request has a status of Requested and it displays on the Requested Projects tab of a Portfolio, if you associated it with a Portfolio. A portfolio manager can now review it and either approve it or reject it, in which case the status of the project changes to either Approved or Rejected.
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