What is the term for a specific financial account that a user can access in Adaptive Planning?

The term for a specific financial account that a user can access in Adaptive Planning is "Account." In the context of financial planning and analysis within Adaptive Planning, an account represents an entry in the chart of accounts that holds financial transactions or balances. It serves as a critical component for tracking financial performance, creating budgets, and generating reports. Each account can be associated with various attributes such as type, category, and hierarchy, allowing for detailed financial modeling and analysis.

The other options, while relevant in their own contexts, do not specifically denote a financial account. A profile typically refers to the set of preferences or permissions assigned to a user, influencing their access and capabilities within the system. A session generally pertains to a period of activity logged into the software, whereas an entry might refer to a specific piece of data or record within an account. None of these directly align with the concept of a financial account within Adaptive Planning.