What type of group/entitlement can you select for a user in the System Admin?

The selection of a functional entitlement group for a user in the System Admin is significant because these groups define the rights and access level users have within the system. Functional entitlement groups typically encompass a range of permissions related to specific functions, applications, or modules within the system, allowing for a structured and organized approach to managing user access.

These groups help ensure that users have the necessary capabilities to perform their tasks effectively while maintaining the integrity and security of the system. By assigning a user to a functional entitlement group, the administrator can streamline the process of permissions management, making it simpler to onboard new users or alter access levels as roles change over time.

In contrast, other group types like user permission groups typically focus on broader user access roles, transaction approval groups relate to specific workflows needing approval, and account restriction groups focus on limiting access to certain accounts or services, but do not encompass the broader functional permissions in the way that functional entitlement groups do.