Which connections are necessary to provide a user access to a Workspace?

To provide a user access to a Workspace, having the correct connections is essential. When we consider the access requirements, connecting a user to a Group and then linking that Group to a Client establishes a pathway for the user to interact with the Workspace associated with that Client.

The Group acts as an intermediary layer that allows for streamlined permissions and access control—essential for managing multiple users across various clients. By tying the Group directly to a Client, it enables all users within that Group to access any Workspaces linked to that Client effectively. This connection is crucial for maintaining organized access and ensuring that permissions are applied appropriately across users and clients.

The other options do not provide the same level of access control and functionality. For instance, while a Client and Matter are related to specific project elements, they do not inherently connect users to the necessary access points in the system without the Group context.