Cornerstone OnDemand (CSOD) Certification Practice Exam

The chosen answer, which identifies auto-updating folder permissions as not being a feature of folder management in Reporting 2.0, is correct because in many reporting systems, folder permissions typically need to be set and managed manually. This means that changes to permissions do not automatically propagate without user intervention, thus requiring administrators or users with the appropriate rights to manage these settings actively.

In contrast, folder sharing capabilities enable users to share folders with others easily. Folder renaming without losing shared links is also a functional aspect, ensuring that even if a folder's name changes, users with access links can still reach the content without disruption. Real-time collaboration on folder contents allows multiple users to view or work on reports simultaneously, which is a desirable feature in modern reporting tools. These latter options demonstrate functionalities that are indeed available within folder management in Reporting 2.0.