C_SIGPM_2403 · Question #51
Where do you control access rights for your workflow?
The correct answer is B. On the Actions tab. Access rights for a workflow are controlled on the Actions tab (B) because this is where you define what actions users or roles are permitted to perform - such as who can initiate, approve, or modify steps within the workflow. A (Details tab) is typically used for general…
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Where do you control access rights for your workflow?
Options
- AOn the Details tab
- BOn the Actions tab
- COn the Trigger tab
- DOn the Core Information tab
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B91% (21)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Access rights for a workflow are controlled on the Actions tab (B) because this is where you define what actions users or roles are permitted to perform - such as who can initiate, approve, or modify steps within the workflow.
- A (Details tab) is typically used for general metadata like the workflow name, description, or version - not permissions.
- C (Trigger tab) controls what event or condition starts the workflow, not who has rights to interact with it.
- D (Core Information tab) holds foundational configuration data about the workflow, but access control is a behavioral/security concern handled elsewhere.
Memory tip: Think "Actions need Authorization" - the Actions tab governs what people can do, making it the natural home for access rights.
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