Where can a CLM package be deployed?

Where can a CLM package be deployed?

• A. The same account only
• B. Any CLM account other than the account where the package was created
• C. Only enterprise accounts
• D. Any account including the origin

Answer: (B)

Packages in CLM are designed to be portable artifacts you can move to other CLM accounts to reuse configurations like templates, workflows, and rules. Because a package is meant for distribution, you can deploy it to any CLM account you administer, as long as it’s not the origin account where the package was created. This lets you share the package across different clients or environments without redeploying into the same account. The other options don’t fit because deployment isn’t limited to enterprise accounts, and you don’t deploy back into the origin account.

Packages in CLM are designed to be portable artifacts you can move to other CLM accounts to reuse configurations like templates, workflows, and rules. Because a package is meant for distribution, you can deploy it to any CLM account you administer, as long as it’s not the origin account where the package was created. This lets you share the package across different clients or environments without redeploying into the same account. The other options don’t fit because deployment isn’t limited to enterprise accounts, and you don’t deploy back into the origin account.