Which method can limit the reports visible to a user while still allowing editing?

• A. By editing the user's profile to CLM Viewer
• B. By removing the user from all groups
• C. By using Delegated Permissions or adjusting the group's permissions
• D. By granting access from within a single report

Answer: (C)

Granular access control lets you separate what a user can see from what they can do. By using Delegated Permissions or adjusting the group's permissions, you can restrict which reports appear to a user while still giving them the ability to edit those they are permitted to modify. Delegated Permissions lets you define a scoped editing capability tied to a specific need or role, without broadening their viewing scope. Adjusting group permissions assigns a defined set of reports a user can view and a defined set they can edit, so visibility is limited even as editing rights are preserved for targeted items.

Choosing a viewer profile would remove editing ability entirely, removing the user from groups can collapse access rather than provide precise control, and granting access from within a single report is not a scalable way to manage visibility and edit rights across multiple reports.