We have built our FEG to rely on structure relations for what we will allow in accounting distributions and have managed the exceptions of what we don't allow using structure exceptions. A scenario for us that creates a lot exceptions is that we relate locations to departments and then departments to accounts. However, we don't want all accounts to be allowed in the department at all locations. Therefore we manage those in structure exceptions and say that they are not allowed.
We have considered going the other way leveraging structure exceptions much more to explicitly add every distribution we would allow and then inactivate the distributions we don't want to allow all within structure exceptions. Is anyone doing it this way or would you have anything to say about either approach? Thank you.
