Where can you specify who has permission to cancel a business process?

The ability to specify who can cancel a business process is handled within the business process security policy. This policy is designed to control access and permissions related to business processes within Workday. By using the business process security policy, administrators can define specific roles or individual security groups that have the authority to perform actions such as canceling the business process.

In this context, the business process security policy serves as a protective mechanism to ensure that only authorized users can make modifications to potentially impactful business processes, such as those involving financial transactions or employee data.

The other options, while related to security and process management, do not directly pertain to the cancellation of business processes. For instance, domain security policies are used for broader access rights across different functional areas, and business process definitions outline the steps and rules that guide a specific process but do not specify who can cancel it. The functional area relates to the specific category or group of processes but does not govern permissions like the business process security policy does.