A.Event Log is the same as the Event Registry

B.Event Log lists Events that were triggered by integrations, the Event Registry lists the Events that were
triggered during the day (24-hour period)

C.Event Log is formatted in the Log style, the Event Registry displays different fields

D.Event Log contains generated Events, the Event Registry is a table of Event definitions

A.table.none

B.table."

C.Roles

D.table.

E.Script

F.Conditions

A.Field, Operator, then Value

B.Operator, Condition, then Value

C.Field, Operator, then Condition

D.Value, Operator, then Field

A.Names of Modules

B.History Records

C.Names of Applications

D.Favorites

E.Titles of Dashboard Gauges

F.Names of Applications and Modules

A.Requester: Also known as Employee Self Service (ESS) users, these users have no roles but can submit
and manage their own requests, access public pages, etc.

B.Approver: Users with the Approver user role can perform all requester actions and may view or modify
approval records directed to the approver

C.Fulfiller: Users with the ITIL role may fulfill ITIL activities associated with the ITIL workflow,
including Incident and Change management.

D.System Administrator: The admin role provides access to all platform features, applications, functions
and data.

E.Specialized Administrator: Specialized administrator roles manage specific functions or applications,
such as Assignment Rules, Knowledge base, reports, or web services