What does parent access include?

Parent access encompasses all descendant access, meaning that a parent entity can access not only its own data but also all the data from its child entities and their subsequent descendants. This hierarchical structure allows for comprehensive reporting and analysis, enabling users to view aggregated data across several levels of the organizational hierarchy.

In contrast, limiting access to only its own data would not provide the broader perspective that parent access aims to achieve. Options such as root uncategorized dimension value and direct child data do not fully capture the range of information that parent access grants; instead, they represent narrower segments of data access that might not include the full lineage of descendant entities. Thus, the ability to see all descendant access truly reflects the essence of parent access within the system.