How can you ensure that the different navigation items are available to specific groups in a workspace?

The correct answer involves applying Navigation Configuration, which allows administrators to customize navigation items within a workspace based on user roles or specific groups. This feature provides a way to control access to various aspects of the workspace, ensuring that users only see navigation items that are relevant to their specific functions or permissions.

By using Navigation Configuration, administrators can tailor the user experience, enhancing workflow efficiency and ensuring that users can access the tools they need while obscuring unnecessary options. This approach is particularly useful in environments where different teams or roles require distinct access to functionalities, allowing for a more organized and streamlined workspace.

The other options, while they may seem related, do not directly pertain to the specific customization of navigation items. Role hierarchy adjustments and modifications to the workspace design are broader concepts that do not specifically manage navigation visibility in the tailored way that Navigation Configuration does. Adding permissions to user roles relates to overall access to features and data, but again doesn’t provide the same level of granularity for navigation items within a workspace.