Used to separate distinct business entities within an organization.

• A. Facility
• B. Revenue Locations
• C. Departments or Units
• D. Service Area

Answer: (D)

When you need to model distinct business entities within one organization, a service area provides a clear, logical boundary that groups the people, processes, data, and budgets for each entity. This separation lets each area operate with its own governance, service levels, and performance metrics, while still remaining part of the same overall organization. A facility is simply a physical location and doesn’t by itself create or separate legal entities. Revenue locations indicate where revenue is earned, not how the organization is partitioned. Departments or units are internal divisions within a single entity and don’t inherently establish separate business entities across the organization.