Which combination of options best serves as a minimal two-group setup for an Appian application?

• A. All Users and Admins
• B. Supervisors and Admins
• C. All Users and Managers
• D. Admins and Supervisors

Answer: (A)

In Appian, a simple and effective security setup uses one broad group for everyone who should access the app and a separate group for people who administer it. All Users covers the entire user base, ensuring the application is accessible to anyone who has an account. Admins is a small, clearly defined group for those performing administrative tasks, which keeps privileged actions restricted and easier to manage.

This arrangement is best because it provides universal access for day-to-day use while isolating administration to a dedicated group, supporting clean separation of duties and scalable governance as the organization grows. Other pairings either omit many end users or mix admin capabilities with non-admin groups, making access too broad or the administration harder to control.