What is the term for intersections of data that can be defined as editable or viewable in Adaptive Planning?

The term that refers to intersections of data in Adaptive Planning that can be defined as editable or viewable is "data intersections." In the context of Workday Adaptive Planning, data intersections represent the specific combinations of dimensions (such as time, accounts, departments, etc.) that define unique data sets. This allows users to control and specify how data can be accessed or edited based on the dimensions involved.

Understanding data intersections is crucial for effective planning, as they enable organizations to manage their data with precision. By defining these intersections, businesses can create tailored reports, forecasts, and analyses that cater to different perspectives within the organization, ultimately enhancing decision-making processes.

The other concepts, while important in the broader context of Adaptive Planning, do not directly describe the intersections of data. Access rules govern permissions but are not about the data intersections themselves. User roles pertain to the capabilities assigned to users but do not define data intersections directly. Account settings involve configuration parameters but do not relate to how data intersections are defined.