Which tasks assist in capturing configuration requirements for new functionalities during workshops?

Validating new functionalities in the sandbox system is crucial for capturing configuration requirements during workshops. This process allows participants to interact with the new features in a controlled environment where they can assess how these functionalities align with business needs. By using the sandbox, stakeholders can explore the functionalities hands-on, test scenarios relevant to their operational processes, and provide immediate feedback on configurations that may be necessary to optimize system performance.

This validation helps identify gaps in requirements and informs necessary adjustments before finalizing configurations, ensuring that the eventual implementation meets business objectives effectively. It's an integral part of the elicitation phase, where understanding and refining requirements is key to successful implementation.

The other options, while potentially useful in different contexts, do not directly relate to capturing configuration requirements during workshops as effectively as the sandbox validation does. Reviewing historical data focuses on past performance rather than current needs, generating user reports addresses outputs rather than initial configuration discussions, and conducting performance assessments evaluates existing systems rather than exploring new functionalities in an interactive manner.