Audit is enabled by default for which task categories?

• A. All task categories
• B. Journals
• C. Data only
• D. No task categories

Answer: (A)

Auditing in FCCS is a built-in feature that records actions across the system to provide a traceable history of what happened, by whom, and when. By default, this auditing applies to all task categories, not just a subset. That means data changes, journal entries, imports, calculations, and metadata changes—every category—are captured in the audit trail. This comprehensive coverage supports compliance, issue investigation, and accountability.

Choosing only journals or only data would miss other important actions, and turning auditing off entirely would remove traceability. Since the default behavior is to audit all task categories, the best answer is that auditing is enabled for all task categories.