What can be displayed through the audit trail in the SAP MDG consolidation process?

The audit trail in the SAP MDG consolidation process is designed to track and display critical information related to changes made during the data governance workflow. One key aspect of this audit functionality is the ability to see who processed each step in the workflow, providing accountability and traceability. Displaying the user name of the processor of each process step allows organizations to monitor user activity, which enhances security and compliance.

Knowing who initiated or handled specific stages in the consolidation process is valuable for various reasons, including investigating discrepancies, performing audits, and ensuring compliance with data governance policies. This feature enables organizations to keep a detailed record of user interactions with the data, which can be essential for both operational efficiency and regulatory requirements.

The other options, while they pertain to relevant aspects of data governance, do not specifically highlight the core purpose of the audit trail in this context as effectively as the display of the user name of the processor. For example, the final status of the change request, while important, may not provide the same level of detail regarding user accountability and process flow.