What defines the audience scope for modifications made on a user dashboard?

The audience scope for modifications made on a user dashboard is defined by the pyUserDashboardCanPublishFor when rule. This rule specifies the criteria under which a user can publish changes to their dashboard, effectively controlling who has access to the modified dashboard content. When this rule evaluates to true, it determines the audience that can see the changes made by a user, which allows for tailored user experiences based on roles, groups, or other conditions defined in the rule.

By managing audience scope through this when rule, Pega ensures that only authorized users can view or interact with the published modifications on the dashboard. This is particularly crucial in environments where different user groups require distinct views or functionalities within a shared application.

Other factors, such as user permissions or the layout of the dashboard, while important in their own right, do not directly define the audience scope for modifications. Thus, the pyUserDashboardCanPublishFor when rule serves a critical purpose in maintaining the integrity and accessibility of user-specific dashboard changes.