Who has the ability to set up access management in the system?

The Global Organization Owner role is pivotal in establishing access management within the system because this role is specifically granted comprehensive permissions to manage and configure essential security settings, including user access controls. The Global Organization Owner possesses the authority to define who may access various resources and settings, thus ensuring that the environment is securely managed according to organizational policies.

This role is typically tasked with overarching responsibilities, including the delegation of other roles and the implementation of access policies that control user interactions with the system. Their unique position allows them to maintain a secure and orderly management of the system's access, directly impacting the overall security posture of the organization.

In contrast, roles such as users with read-only access, external admins, or those with a temporary user role are designed for more limited functions. Read-only users primarily view data without altering it, external admins might have specific administrative capabilities but not the full scope needed to configure access management, and temporary user roles are often granted minimal permissions designed for transient access rather than permanent management capabilities. Thus, the exclusive power to set up access management rests with the Global Organization Owner.