Why do users set a Start folder?

• A. CLM creates a menu tab for the folder.
• B. Upon login, CLM opens to that folder.
• C. CLM organizes the folder to be at the top of the left folder hierarchy.
• D. CLM adds red flag icon next to the folder so that it can be quickly located.

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that the Start folder determines your landing view when you sign in. Setting a Start folder makes CLM open directly to that folder after login, giving you immediate access to the part of CLM you work in most and saving you from extra clicks to reach it. The other options describe actions that aren’t what Start folder does—creating a menu tab, automatically opening a specific folder on login as a forced behavior, rearranging the folder order in the left navigation, or adding a visual flag. None of those describe the startup landing behavior; the Start folder is simply the default starting point you see upon login.