At Kwinana Freight, each of forty account executives needs a single sales dashboard that shows only the opportunities they personally own, without the administrator building and maintaining forty separate dashboards. Which dashboard configuration meets this requirement?
- ABuild one dynamic dashboard so that each viewer sees the data they are able to access as themselves. Correct
- BBuild one standard dashboard and set the running user to each executive's own manager so figures roll up correctly.
- CBuild one standard dashboard, set the running user to a system administrator, and rely on sharing rules to filter each viewer.
- DBuild forty standard dashboards, one per executive, and place each in the owner's personal folder.
Why A is correct: A dynamic dashboard runs as the logged-in viewer, so a single build shows each account executive only the opportunities they own or can access, with no per-user duplication.
Why B is wrong: A standard dashboard renders for every viewer through one running user, so setting it to a manager would show that manager's data to everyone, not each executive's own opportunities.
Why C is wrong: The running user's access alone determines what a standard dashboard shows; sharing rules do not re-filter it per viewer, so every executive would see the administrator's full pipeline.
Why D is wrong: This produces the exact maintenance burden the requirement rules out, and personal folders cannot be shared, so it is neither scalable nor the intended tool for viewer-specific data.