In the context of Knowledge Articles, what does publishing workflows set on a per-domain basis do?

Publishing workflows set on a per-domain basis are designed to control visibility and access to knowledge articles specific to different domains within an organization. This means that depending on the configuration, certain articles can be made available to only a subset of users or can be restricted based on the domain they belong to.

For instance, an organization might have different departments—such as HR, IT, or Sales—each requiring specific knowledge articles that may not be relevant or necessary for other departments. By applying per-domain publishing workflows, the organization can tailor the accessibility of each article, ensuring that the right content reaches the appropriate audience without cluttering the knowledge base with irrelevant information for other users.

The other options do not align with the primary function of per-domain workflows. While automating the review process is a valuable aspect of content management, it does not specifically pertain to controlling visibility among domains. Likewise, ensuring global accessibility contradicts the concept of domain-specific control, and limiting article creation to administrators does not reflect the nuanced capability of managing access based on domain settings.