In Enterprise 2.0 accounts, deletions must originate from which account?

• A. The most recently active account
• B. Any account in the hierarchy
• C. The child account
• D. The parent account

Answer: (D)

In an Enterprise 2.0 setup, deletions are controlled by central governance, so only the top-level authority can initiate them. The parent account has visibility and control across all child business units, which lets it authorize and track deletions consistently and securely. This prevents subaccounts from deleting data in a way that could disrupt other units or bypass approval processes. The most recently active account wouldn’t carry the necessary authority, and allowing any account in the hierarchy or a child account to initiate deletions would weaken governance. Therefore, the parent account is the one that must originate deletions.