In Adobe Workfront, billing rates are used to calculate project revenue and are foundational for financial management. The system allows for the creation of date-effective billing rates, which means different rates can be applied for the same object over different time periods. According to official documentation, these billing rates can be specifically created for and associated with three types of objects: Companies, Users, and Job Roles. This allows for granular control over billing, accommodating rate changes over time for specific clients (Companies), individuals (Users), or functional positions (Job Roles).

A. Job roles. Users. Groups: Workfront does not support the direct association of billing rates with Groups. Groups are primarily used for managing user access and permissions, not for financial rate structures.

C. Users. Teams. Job Roles: Billing rates cannot be directly applied to Teams in Workfront. Teams are organizational units for work assignment and collaboration, not for defining financial rates.

1. Adobe Experience League, Workfront Documentation. In the article "Create and manage billing rates," the introduction explicitly lists the objects for which billing rates can be created.

Reference: "You can create billing rates for the following items in Workfront: Companies, Job Roles, Users."

Source: Adobe Experience League, Create and manage billing rates, Section: "Create and manage billing rates".

2. Adobe Experience League, Workfront Documentation. The same document details how to create date-effective rates, which is a property of the billing rate record that is then associated with the supported objects.

Reference: The section "Create date-effective billing rates" explains the concept of having multiple rates for different time periods, a feature applicable to the billing rates associated with the objects listed above (Companies, Users, Job Roles).

Source: Adobe Experience League, Create and manage billing rates, Section: "Create date-effective billing rates".