In CLM navigation customization, which item is commonly configured to control access and layout?

• A. Menus
• B. Data Topics
• C. User Roles
• D. Audit Logs

Answer: (A)

In CLM navigation customization, the thing you adjust to shape both what users see and how they move through the app is the Menu structure. Configuring menus sets up the navigation tree—top-level sections, sub-items, and the order in which they appear. By assigning visibility rules to those menu items, you control which users or roles can access particular areas, effectively tailoring both access and layout. Data Topics, while useful for organizing data, don’t govern the navigation surface. User Roles determine overall permissions across the system, but the concrete tool for controlling the navigation UI is the Menu configuration. Audit Logs are about tracking activity and don’t influence what users see or how the navigation is arranged.