What three are attributes of virtual report suites? (Choose three.)

Virtual Report Suites (VRS) are segmented views of a parent report suite, not separate data containers. Consequently, they inherit many settings like variables (eVars, props), events, and processing rules from the parent (A). As they are just a view on existing data, they reflect the parent suite's data in its current state, including real-time reports (E). A key administrative benefit of VRS is the ability to manage user access granularly; they can be assigned to permission groups just like standard report suites, allowing for precise data governance without exposing the entire parent dataset (D).

B. Classification data is managed and uploaded at the parent report suite level. The VRS only inherits and displays this classified data.
C. While VRS can reduce the need for multi-suite tagging, this is a strategic outcome, not a fundamental technical attribute of the VRS itself.

1. Adobe Experience League. (2023). Virtual report suites overview. Adobe Analytics Documentation. Retrieved from https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/virtual-report-suites/vrs-overview.html. (Confirms inheritance of settings (A), permissioning (D), and immediate data availability (E)).

2. Adobe Experience League. (2023). Compare virtual report suites and report suite settings. Adobe Analytics Documentation. Retrieved from https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/virtual-report-suites/vrs-about.html. (Explicitly states that settings like Classifications are "Inherited from base report suite" and not configurable in the VRS, invalidating option B).