What is considered a best practice when exporting existing rules?

Creating access rules is indeed a best practice when exporting existing rules. Access rules determine who can see and interact with specific data within your planning framework, ensuring that sensitive information is protected and only accessible to authorized users. By establishing access rules during the export process, organizations can maintain integrity and control over their data, which is critical in collaborative environments where multiple users may be involved in planning and analytics tasks.

This approach not only enhances security but also streamlines the management of data visibility for various stakeholders. As users export rules, including access rules allows them to replicate the same governance and segmentation of data that was originally set up, promoting consistency across different instances or environments.

While options like importing rules, secured dimensions, and full view may contribute to overall data management and governance strategies, they do not specifically address the framework of establishing visibility and control at the point of data export. Hence, they do not directly represent best practices in that context.