Which role has the authority to create and update Attribute Groups in CLM?

Which role has the authority to create and update Attribute Groups in CLM?

• A. CLM Administrator
• B. CLM User
• C. System Admin
• D. Document Editor

Answer: (A)

Attribute Groups organize related attributes for CLM objects and determine how metadata is presented and secured in the system. Creating or updating these groups is a configuration task that requires access to CLM’s administration capabilities. The CLM Administrator role is the one built to manage CLM configuration, including defining and modifying Attribute Groups and their visibility to users. Other roles like CLM User or Document Editor are focused on day-to-day use and content, not on changing the data model. System Admin may oversee platform settings, but the specific authority to manage CLM Attribute Groups sits with the CLM Administrator.

Attribute Groups organize related attributes for CLM objects and determine how metadata is presented and secured in the system. Creating or updating these groups is a configuration task that requires access to CLM’s administration capabilities. The CLM Administrator role is the one built to manage CLM configuration, including defining and modifying Attribute Groups and their visibility to users. Other roles like CLM User or Document Editor are focused on day-to-day use and content, not on changing the data model. System Admin may oversee platform settings, but the specific authority to manage CLM Attribute Groups sits with the CLM Administrator.