Agency and Agency Client accounts deletions?

• A. Isolate deletions to that account, no matter which accounts exist in the larger structure
• B. Cascade deletions to all linked accounts
• C. Delete only the agency's own data
• D. Deletions apply to all accounts in the structure

Answer: (A)

Deletions are isolated to the specific account being deleted. In a structure that includes an agency and its client accounts, each account has its own data and configuration, so removing one account should remove only that account’s data and resources. This prevents any automatic removal of other accounts in the hierarchy, protecting client data and the overall structure.

Why this is the best fit: it aligns with how multi-account setups handle data governance and safety—you want to avoid cascading deletions that could wipe out siblings or the entire structure. The alternative of cascading deletions would risk unintended loss across linked accounts, and deleting only the agency’s own data wouldn’t address the broader need to remove a specific account without affecting others. Deletions applying to all accounts in the structure would be even more destructive and is not appropriate for selective account removal.