What can be imported by default using the SAP Master Data Governance framework?

The correct answer identifies key mapping and value mapping as elements that can be imported by default using the SAP Master Data Governance (MDG) framework. Within MDG, key mapping refers to the association of identifiers from one system to another, ensuring that master data can be consistently referenced across different environments or applications. Value mapping enables the translation of different terminologies or value sets from various sources into a unified format that is understandable across systems.

This functionality is crucial in maintaining data integrity and standardization across master data without the need for extensive customization, thereby streamlining the data governance process. The ability to import key and value mappings by default supports seamless integration and data reconciliation efforts across an organization’s diverse data landscapes.

In contrast, custom user roles and access settings, transactional data and historical records, and third-party integration configurations typically require significant customization or specific configurations that are not part of the standard import capabilities offered by the MDG framework. These components often involve organizational-specific requirements that fall outside the default capabilities of the MDG system, necessitating tailored approaches for their incorporation into the governance model.