Which statement is true about the default permission sets for basic ePO functionality?

Which statement is true about the default permission sets for basic ePO functionality?

• A. Executive reviewer, global reviewer, group admin, group reviewer
• B. Executive reviewer, global reviewer, group admin
• C. Group reviewer only
• D. No default permission sets exist

Answer: (A)

In ePO, permission sets define what a user can do and where they can do it (global versus group scope). For basic functionality, you need a mix of roles that covers broad oversight plus group-level control. Executive Reviewer and Global Reviewer provide high-level visibility and review capabilities across the environment, while Group Admin and Group Reviewer offer administrative and review capabilities within a specific group. Having all four ensures a user can view and review across the entire system and also manage or review within a particular group, which is why this combination is correct for basic ePO functionality.

In ePO, permission sets define what a user can do and where they can do it (global versus group scope). For basic functionality, you need a mix of roles that covers broad oversight plus group-level control. Executive Reviewer and Global Reviewer provide high-level visibility and review capabilities across the environment, while Group Admin and Group Reviewer offer administrative and review capabilities within a specific group. Having all four ensures a user can view and review across the entire system and also manage or review within a particular group, which is why this combination is correct for basic ePO functionality.