What does successful change logging require for master data types?

Successful change logging for master data types in SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP) primarily requires an active key figure configuration. This is because change logging is designed to track and record modifications made to specific key figures, allowing organizations to monitor and analyze changes over time. By ensuring that key figures are appropriately configured, any alterations to master data types can be captured accurately in the system.

The active key figure configuration not only enables the monitoring of changes but also ensures that the relevant data is aligned with the business processes and strategies. When the key figures are configured appropriately, any updates or changes will be logged systematically, providing transparency and traceability which are vital for effective planning and decision-making.

In contrast, the other options do not directly facilitate the functionality required for change logging. For instance, the status of planning areas, permissions from administrators, and standard time interval setup, while important in their own contexts, do not specifically address the requirements for enabling change logging for master data types. Therefore, focusing on active key figure configuration is essential for successful change logging in the IBP environment.