What is a good way to manage configuration requiring domain-specific functionality pre-Paris?

Managing configuration that requires domain-specific functionality before the Paris release can effectively be achieved by adding attributes to the Company record. This approach allows for customization and enhancements that are tailored to specific business requirements without the need to create an entirely new domain or modify system-wide settings.

Adding attributes to the Company record offers a straightforward way to extend the functionality of an existing configuration. It allows businesses to define their unique parameters and characteristics directly associated with the company, facilitating easier management and organization of data relevant to their operations. By doing so, this method provides flexibility in maintaining configurations that are specific to a business context while ensuring that changes remain contained and manageable within that domain.

The other methods, while potentially useful in different scenarios, would not be as effective in focusing on domain-specific needs prior to the Paris release. For instance, creating a new domain would involve a more complex and resource-intensive process, which may not be necessary for singular or less extensive customizations. Utilizing global configurations would impact all users and domains, which may result in unintended consequences for other areas of the system. Finally, adding users to domain roles is primarily concerned with user access and security settings rather than directly managing functionalities or configuration settings specific to a domain.

Thus, adding attributes to the Company record stands out as