Which of the following is NOT supported by Sharing Rules?

• A. Data Models
• B. Calculated Insights
• C. Segments
• D. Activation Targets

Answer: (A)

Sharing Rules focus on access to reusable assets that teams collaborate on and run workflows with, such as segments, calculated insights, and activation targets. These are things people actively use or deploy in analyses and campaigns, so controlling who can view or use them makes sense. Data models, however, define the structure and relationships of the data itself. They are foundational schema definitions and aren’t treated as shareable runtime assets under Sharing Rules. Governance around data models typically happens at the modeling or environment level, not through the sharing mechanism.

So, Data Models aren’t supported by Sharing Rules, while segments, calculated insights, and activation targets are the kinds of assets that Sharing Rules can apply to.