Which location would you expect deployment packages to be stored by default?

Which location would you expect deployment packages to be stored by default?

• A. Admin/Packages
• B. Users/All Access Folder (Correct)
• C. Public/Packages
• D. System/Deployments

Answer: (B)

In DocuSign CLM, deployment packages are stored where they’re most accessible to the team that needs to use them. The default location is the user’s All Access folder because it’s designed for items that should be shareable with others who have appropriate permissions. This setup makes deployment packages easy to find and deploy across environments without requiring admin ownership, supporting collaboration and smooth deployment workflows. Storing a package in Admin/Packages would restrict access to admins, limiting usability for broader teams. Public/Packages might imply broader visibility than is appropriate or configurable in many setups. System/Deployments is generally a behind-the-scenes area used by the platform itself, not for user-created packages.

In DocuSign CLM, deployment packages are stored where they’re most accessible to the team that needs to use them. The default location is the user’s All Access folder because it’s designed for items that should be shareable with others who have appropriate permissions. This setup makes deployment packages easy to find and deploy across environments without requiring admin ownership, supporting collaboration and smooth deployment workflows.

Storing a package in Admin/Packages would restrict access to admins, limiting usability for broader teams. Public/Packages might imply broader visibility than is appropriate or configurable in many setups. System/Deployments is generally a behind-the-scenes area used by the platform itself, not for user-created packages.