In which domains can a user view assignment groups?

A user can view assignment groups specifically in child domains primarily due to the hierarchical nature of domain management within the system. Child domains inherit properties from their parent domains, including assignment groups. This allows for a streamlined approach to managing data access and organizational structure, ensuring that users working within a child domain have visibility into relevant assignment groups that may pertain to their operational or administrative needs.

In addition, this model reinforces the principle of visibility and delegation of duties, allowing users to engage with assignment groups associated with the specific context or projects tied to their roles within the child domains. This setup reflects a best practice within enterprise management systems to ensure that necessary information is accessible to the right personnel without overwhelming them with irrelevant data from entirely separate sections of the organizational structure. Visibility is streamlined, fostering better collaboration across teams and domains.

While other options might suggest different scopes of visibility, they do not align with the operational design concerning assignment groups and user roles within the platform. For instance, primary domains do not provide the same level of granularity as child domains for specific roles within their associated structures, and visible domains by user role may not encompass all necessary groups found in child domains. Therefore, child domains are the correct scope for user visibility on assignment groups, optimizing user engagement and