To enable policy exception requests from other applications, which information must be provided on the integration registry form?

For enabling policy exception requests from other applications, providing the policy exception target table is critical because it defines where the policy exceptions will be stored and managed within the ServiceNow platform. This ensures that requests are correctly routed to the appropriate table, allowing for effective tracking, approval, or denial of exceptions.

The target table acts as the foundational element that connects the integration with the backend data structure. It allows the system to understand which specific areas of policy exceptions the requests pertain to, thus ensuring that the functionality works seamlessly with other applications and processes.

While the audience for requesting policy exceptions, the intended service portal, and allowed policy acknowledgement campaigns are relevant to the overall implementation and usability of the policy exception framework, the integration registry form specifically requires information about the target table to facilitate the technical handling of those requests. This makes option C the pivotal piece of information needed for the integration to operate effectively.