Which option is influenced by configurations set at the root account level?

The correct answer relates to the default account setup, which is influenced by configurations established at the root account level. In Workday Adaptive Planning, the root account serves as the foundational structure for the entire account hierarchy, establishing core principles and settings that automatically cascade down to all associated child accounts.

When the default account setup is configured at the root level, it establishes baseline parameters such as the types of accounts, behavior, and structures that will apply throughout the hierarchy. This ensures consistency across the organization, as changes made at this foundational level automatically propagate to child accounts, simplifying management and governance.

The other options, while they can be affected by various settings and configurations, typically operate more independently or have their specific configurations. Access rules and child account permissions are often determined more specifically at each individual account level rather than being solely dictated by the root account. Export data options are usually user-defined and can vary from account to account without direct influence from the root level setup. Understanding the implications of root-level configurations is crucial to maintain cohesive and streamlined account management across an organization.