What permissions does a developer need to create advanced business rules in a scoped app?

To create advanced business rules in a scoped application, a developer needs the permission to allow business rule scripting. This permission is essential because advanced business rules involve scripting to execute complex logic and operations based on specific conditions and events within the application. Without this permission, the developer would be unable to use the full capabilities of scripting and automation that advanced business rules offer.

While other permissions may be relevant in the broader context of application development, they do not specifically pertain to the creation and management of business rules or their scripting capabilities. For instance, code execution rights may be necessary for running code but do not directly grant access to the specific scripting environment required for business rules. Similarly, access to all file types and application manager access might provide broader operational capabilities but are not directly tied to the creation of business rules themselves.