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Using the Request type field on a resource plan, you can request a resource by specifying the amount of FTE, person days, or hours that you need for a task or a project. FTE stands for full-time equivalent and represents the percentage of a standard work week that a resource can perform. Person days are the number of days that a resource works on a task or a project. Hours are the number of hours that a resource works on a task or a project. You can find more information about the Request type field in the Product Documentation for ServiceNow.

According to the Innovation Management document, the plugin that activates the Ideas module to gather and evaluate ideas efficiently, and quickly identify ideas for implementation is Ideation with PPM. This plugin enables the Innovation Management application, which allows organizations and employees to collect, vote on, manage, and collaborate on ideas from a centralized location. The other options are not correct, as they are not plugins that activate the Ideas module. Test Management 2.0 is a plugin that enables the Test Management 2.0 application, which allows users to create, plan, and execute tests. Agile Development 2.0 is a plugin that enables the Agile Development 2.0 application, which allows users to manage scrum or development work throughout the lifecycle. Resource Management is a plugin that enables the Resource Management application, which allows users to manage resource plans and allocations.

According to the ServiceNow documentation1, the project property to update actual effort from time card is controlled at the project level. This property is called Update actual effort from time card and it determines if the Actual effort field on the Dates tab should be updated based on the hours entered from time cards for the project. If set to Yes, the Actual effort field is read-only on the Project and Project Task forms. If set to No, the Actual effort field is editable on the Project and Project Task forms.

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