RelativityOne Certified Professional Practice Exam

Can a system admin grant a client domain admin permission to access workspaces in another domain?

1. True.

2. False.

The correct answer is: False.

The answer is that a system administrator cannot grant a client domain admin permission to access workspaces in another domain. This is due to the inherent security model of data access within RelativityOne. Each domain in the RelativityOne environment is designed to act as a separate entity regarding its permissions and user roles. Therefore, permissions set for users, including domain admin roles, are confined to their own domain. To maintain data security and integrity, access to workspaces and data across different domains is restricted. This separation ensures that sensitive information is only accessible by those who are meant to have visibility into it. A domain admin in one domain does not automatically gain permission to manage or operate within another domain, as doing so could lead to unauthorized access to data that is not relevant or permitted for their role within their original domain. Thus, the ability for admin users to manage permissions across domains lacks the necessary cross-domain functionality in RelativityOne, reinforcing the conclusion that the statement is indeed false.