When configuring Navigation and Actions, what customizations can a CLM administrator make to CLM?

• A. Notifications and Alerts
• B. Dashboards, Action, User Navigation Header tabs
• C. Security Roles and Permissions
• D. Document Templates

Answer: (B)

Configuring Navigation and Actions focuses on shaping how users move through CLM and what they can do quickly. A CLM admin can tailor the user experience by configuring dashboards to surface the most relevant contract metrics and lists, defining and placing actions (buttons) on records to streamline common tasks, and adjusting the user navigation header tabs so the modules users use most often are grouped and ordered intuitively. This combination directly affects daily workflow: dashboards provide visibility, actions speed up processes, and header tabs organize access to the right tools. Other items like notifications and alerts, security roles and permissions, or document templates are managed in separate areas and aren’t part of Navigation and Actions.