From which object must a report be built to display project, program, and portfolio information?

Reports are typically built from the project object because projects serve as the foundational unit for organizing work within Adobe Workfront. A project encompasses various details, tasks, timelines, and resources, making it the central component from which broader information can be derived.

When building a report from the project object, users can aggregate and analyze data related to programs and portfolios as well. Programs often comprise multiple projects, while portfolios consist of programs and projects. Therefore, starting at the project level allows for a comprehensive understanding of all relevant data, which can then be rolled up into program and portfolio views.

Thus, utilizing the project object enables insights into specific tasks and deliverables, along with their relationships to higher-level organizational structures, yielding a more complete and detailed report of overall project, program, and portfolio performance.