Which of the following security roles will allow a user to enter customer transactions?

The role of an Accounts Receivable Specialist is designed specifically to manage and handle customer transactions within Workday Financials. This includes tasks such as processing customer invoices, recording payments, and managing accounts receivable records. By having this access, users in this role can effectively enter and track all customer-related transactions, making it a crucial position for maintaining accurate financial records and customer interactions.

While other roles, such as Accounts Receivable Analyst, may analyze data related to customer transactions, they typically do not have the same level of access to enter transactions themselves. Similarly, a Customer Service Representative might engage with customers but would generally not possess the permissions needed to record financial transactions. The Finance Manager may oversee financial processes but is less likely to be involved in the day-to-day entry of customer transactions.

This distinction highlights how specific roles within Workday Financials are tailored to different functions, with the Accounts Receivable Specialist role being the most appropriate for entering customer transactions.