Which version in Workday Adaptive Planning maintains the integrity of imported actuals?

The version that maintains the integrity of imported actuals is the Subversion. In Workday Adaptive Planning, a Subversion is specifically designed to handle actual data without allowing for modifications that would affect the integrity of that data. This capability is essential for keeping a clear and accurate historical record of actual performance, as it provides a safe environment for users to analyze and report on that data without the risk of unintentional alterations.

The Subversion acts as a secure reference point, allowing planners to base their decisions on verified actuals. This function is crucial when creating forecasts or conducting what-if analyses, as it ensures that any planning or estimation is grounded in accurate historical figures. Meanwhile, other options such as What-if Plan and Reporting Calendar serve different purposes such as scenario modeling or defining reporting periods, and Journal Entry Version, while useful for recording transactions, does not specifically cater to maintaining the integrity of actual data in the same way as a Subversion. Thus, the Subversion distinctly serves to safeguard actual figures in a manner that supports integrity and reliability in reporting.