Which aspect of user management in Adaptive Planning defines a user's view and edit capabilities?

The correct choice regarding user management in Adaptive Planning that defines a user's view and edit capabilities is permission sets. Permission sets are a critical aspect of user management because they directly grant or restrict access to various functionalities within the system, including which data users can view and edit.

A permission set can be customized to tailor the level of access for different user roles, ensuring that users have the necessary capabilities to perform their tasks while also maintaining the integrity and security of the data. It's through permission sets that administrators can control what reports users can generate, which areas of the planning environment they can interact with, and how sensitive information is handled based on the user's role in the organization.

Access rules, while related to security and management, primarily focus on regulating access to data based on criteria rather than providing specific editing capabilities. Process tasks refer to the workflows actions a user can perform within defined processes but do not encompass overall view and edit rights. Version access relates to which versions of data a user can access but does not encapsulate the broader scope of permissions regarding all aspects of user capabilities in the application.