Which permission profile can create and update Attribute Groups?

Which permission profile can create and update Attribute Groups?

• A. System User
• B. Content Editor
• C. Viewer
• D. CLM Administrator (Correct)

Answer: (D)

Attribute Groups define how contract metadata is organized in DocuSign CLM, and creating or updating them changes the data model. That kind of configuration requires elevated, governance-level permissions. The CLM Administrator profile is the one that includes rights to modify the data model, including adding or adjusting Attribute Groups. Other profiles are more focused on day-to-day tasks: a System User has broad access but not necessarily schema changes, a Content Editor handles editing content within templates or documents rather than metadata structures, and a Viewer is read-only. Since modifying Attribute Groups is a structural, admin-level action, it’s restricted to the CLM Administrator profile.

Attribute Groups define how contract metadata is organized in DocuSign CLM, and creating or updating them changes the data model. That kind of configuration requires elevated, governance-level permissions. The CLM Administrator profile is the one that includes rights to modify the data model, including adding or adjusting Attribute Groups.

Other profiles are more focused on day-to-day tasks: a System User has broad access but not necessarily schema changes, a Content Editor handles editing content within templates or documents rather than metadata structures, and a Viewer is read-only. Since modifying Attribute Groups is a structural, admin-level action, it’s restricted to the CLM Administrator profile.