All of the following are PARENT tables within the GRC Entities application scope EXCEPT?

The correct answer is based on the structure and hierarchy of tables within the Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Entities application in ServiceNow. Parent tables serve as foundational models that define a set of common attributes and data points, which other related tables (child tables) can inherit.

The tables listed in the question, except for the one identified as incorrect, are recognized as parent tables within the GRC framework:

• Item, Document, and Content are indeed parent tables. They provide critical definitions and structures necessary for effective risk and compliance management. Each of these tables encapsulates core functions, allowing related entities to inherit properties and maintain consistent data organization crucial for reporting and compliance.

On the other hand, the Indicator table functions differently. Indicators, while important in the context of GRC, typically serve as a means to assess performance or risk levels related to various metrics but do not act as a parent table for other entities within the same hierarchy. They primarily serve to evaluate specific outcomes rather than to define a base structure for other tables.

Thus, the identification of the Indicator table as the exception in the context of parent tables aligns with the understanding of table relationships and structure within the ServiceNow GRC application.