What is typically a limitation of a single permission set for a user in Adaptive Planning?

A single permission set in Adaptive Planning typically limits a user to only specific tasks that they are authorized to perform. This means that depending on the configuration of the permission set, users may not have access to all functionalities within the system. Permissions dictate what a user can see and do, making it necessary for organizations to carefully tailor these sets to ensure users can perform their roles effectively without granting them excessive access that could lead to errors or security concerns.

For instance, a user with a restricted permission set may be allowed to view reports but not create or edit them. This granularity ensures that tasks are carried out by appropriate personnel, reflecting the principle of least privilege. In contrast, the other options suggest broader capabilities that a single permission set would not typically support, such as managing all settings or having full access to reports and data versions, which would generally require elevated privileges outside the scope of a single basic permission set.