The Project Benefits feature in Oracle Fusion Project Management is specifically designed to capture, track, and manage the anticipated value a project will deliver. This includes both financial and nonfinancial benefits. By enabling this option, project managers can create a benefit plan that outlines these expected outcomes. This plan serves as a crucial part of the project's business case, helping to justify its initiation and providing a baseline against which to measure its success beyond simple cost and revenue metrics.

A. Planning detailed project revenue is a core function of Project Billing and contract management, not the primary purpose of the broader Project Benefits feature.

B. This option is too specific and misrepresents the feature's purpose. Project Benefits is not designed to calculate benefits derived from workforce expenses.

D. Planning detailed project expenses is handled through project budgeting, forecasting, and cost management functionalities, which are distinct from benefit planning.

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud Project Management

"Project Benefit Plans: Explained": "Benefit plans enable you to capture the anticipated financial and nonfinancial benefits of a project. You can create a benefit plan to support the business case for a project and to track the realization of benefits throughout the project life cycle." (This document directly states the purpose is to capture both financial and nonfinancial benefits to support the business case).

2. Oracle Fusion Cloud Project Management

"Implementing Project Financial Management and Grants Management"

Chapter: Project Foundation Configuration: Project Types: In the section describing the configuration of project types

enabling "Project Benefits" is listed as the step required to "create a benefit plan to capture the anticipated financial and nonfinancial benefits of a project." (This confirms the feature's role in planning for nonfinancial benefits).