Which setting enables inbound changes for a target org to receive outbound change sets?

Which setting enables inbound changes for a target org to receive outbound change sets?

• A. Allow Outbound Changes
• B. Allow Inbound Changes
• C. Enable Inbound
• D. Enable Inbound API

Answer: (B)

Receiving outbound change sets requires the target org to allow inbound changes. This permission enables the target to accept and process change sets sent from a source org, which is exactly what lets inbound changes flow into the target during deployment. Enabling inbound changes is the direct, specific setting that makes the target receptive to these change sets. The other options either refer to outbound permissions, are too generic about inbound access, or point to API access that isn’t specifically about change sets, so they don’t correctly enable the inbound change-set flow.

Receiving outbound change sets requires the target org to allow inbound changes. This permission enables the target to accept and process change sets sent from a source org, which is exactly what lets inbound changes flow into the target during deployment. Enabling inbound changes is the direct, specific setting that makes the target receptive to these change sets. The other options either refer to outbound permissions, are too generic about inbound access, or point to API access that isn’t specifically about change sets, so they don’t correctly enable the inbound change-set flow.