A compliance officer suspects that a user has been accessing customer records outside of their normal work hours. The administrator has already enabled security auditing. What should the administrator do to review the user's activity?

Use the User Log Entries page to view the user's sign-in and activity history.

Run the Permission Change Log report to see which permissions the user has.

Check the Microsoft 365 audit log for Business Central page views.

Open the Change Log Entries page and filter by the user and date/time.

Which of the following is an example of an event that security auditing can log in Business Central?

A user changing a customer's credit limit

A user changing their language preference

A user selecting a different role center

A user changing their profile picture

A company is required to audit all changes to item prices and all user sign-ins. The administrator has enabled the change log for the Item table and security auditing. However, the compliance team reports that they cannot see the sign-in history. What is the most likely reason?

Security auditing only logs permission changes, not sign-ins.

The compliance team is not assigned a user profile.

The compliance team does not have permission to the User Log Entries table.

The change log is not enabled for the User table.

A company is onboarding a new sales manager. The administrator has already created the user in Microsoft 365. What is the next step to make the user available in Business Central with the appropriate access?

Create a new user directly in Business Central with the same credentials.

Synchronize the user from Microsoft Entra ID into Business Central, then assign permission sets and a user profile.

Send the user an invitation to access Business Central, then assign permissions.

Assign the user to a security group in Microsoft Entra ID that already has permission sets.

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1application · medium
A compliance officer suspects that a user has been accessing customer records outside of their normal work hours. The administrator has already enabled security auditing. What should the administrator do to review the user's activity?
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Which of the following is an example of an event that security auditing can log in Business Central?
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3expert · hard
A company is required to audit all changes to item prices and all user sign-ins. The administrator has enabled the change log for the Item table and security auditing. However, the compliance team reports that they cannot see the sign-in history. What is the most likely reason?
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4foundation · easy
Where are security filters applied in Business Central?
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5application · medium
A company is onboarding a new sales manager. The administrator has already created the user in Microsoft 365. What is the next step to make the user available in Business Central with the appropriate access?
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