What happens when you add users to a child group?

When users are added to a child group in Appian, they are automatically included in the All Users group. This is an essential feature in managing user permissions and access rights within the system. By being part of the All Users group, these users gain baseline access and privileges, which can then be further refined through specific roles and permissions within the child group. This automatic inclusion facilitates easier management of user rights and ensures that foundational access is consistently applied across the platform.

In terms of other options, those provisions do not accurately reflect how group memberships function within Appian. The structure is designed to ensure that users have a base level of access by being part of the overarching All Users group, rather than isolating them or restricting addition capabilities based on administrative roles. This streamlined approach aids in effective user management and security configuration across the application.