Which collection of tables extend the Document table?

• A. Risk, Control
• B. Control Objective, Citation
• C. Risk Framework, Policy, Authority, Document
• D. Risk Statement, Control Objective, Citation

Answer: (C)

In ServiceNow IRM, the Document table acts as a common parent for all document-like records. Extending Document lets specialized document types reuse the same metadata, lifecycle, and workflows (such as title, owner, versioning, attachments, access control, and relationships) while adding domain-specific attributes.

Risk Framework, Policy, and Authority are all domain-specific document types that describe governance artifacts. They extend the Document base so they can inherit those shared document features and still capture their unique details. Including Document in this set reflects that the base table is itself part of the extension chain, ready to be extended by these specialized types.

Other options don’t form a true extension family with Document in the IRM model; they represent separate concepts or tables that aren’t built as derivatives of the Document table.