In the approval path shown below, which Project Status will the Project be if rejected?

In Adobe Workfront, an approval process can define what happens when an object is approved or rejected. The screenshot shows that the approval process starts when the project status is set to Requested , and the approval path includes an If rejected setting. In that setting, the displayed rejection status is Rejected . Adobe Workfront documentation explains that when an approval path has a rejection status configured, the rejected object moves to the selected rejection status. Adobe’s approval-process documentation also notes that if the rejection status itself is associated with another approval process, the object can move into that status as pending approval; however, in this case, the visible selected rejection status is simply Rejected . The Requested status is the status that triggers the approval process, not the status after rejection. Current is a normal active project status and is not shown as the configured rejection result. Therefore, based on the approval path shown, the project status will be Rejected if the approval is rejected.

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