How many permission sets can a user have assigned in Adaptive Planning?

In Workday Adaptive Planning, a user can be assigned only one permission set at a time. This limitation is designed to simplify user access management within the platform, ensuring that each user has a clear and defined set of permissions that govern what they can and cannot do within the system.

Having a single permission set allows administrators to streamline user roles, making it easier to manage access rights and maintain security protocols. When a user requires a different set of access rights, the existing permission set can be modified or replaced with another, but not multiple sets can be assigned concurrently. This structure helps to prevent potential conflicts or overlapping permissions that could arise if multiple sets were assigned to a single user.

In contrast, other options implying multiple sets or none do not accurately represent the capabilities of the system. Thus, understanding this limitation is crucial for effective user management and security practices within Workday Adaptive Planning.