What accounts are non-editable and predefined for allocations?

System Accounts are non-editable and predefined for allocations because they serve as foundational components within the Workday Adaptive Planning framework. These accounts are built into the system to ensure consistency and integrity in financial reporting and data management. They help maintain a standardized approach to how allocations are processed and recorded, allowing users to rely on these accounts for accurate and effective allocation procedures.

Since System Accounts are established by the software, they cannot be modified by users, which helps to avoid errors that could arise from inadvertent changes. This feature also enhances the reliability of reports and analyses generated from the data, as the predefined nature of these accounts ensures everyone is working with the same foundational data.

On the other hand, options like Contract Accounts, Best Practices, and Metric Accounts are designed to be more flexible and customizable, allowing users to define their processes and structures according to specific business needs. While they play significant roles in the overall planning and analysis phases, they do not inherently possess the same non-editable characteristic that is found with System Accounts.