Without entity classes, owners face a flat list of roughly 2,000 entities and cannot navigate ownership. What problem does introducing classes primarily solve?
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Short Explanation
Two thousand names in one endless scroll is a phone book without sections. Classes put dividers in the book so owners find their neighborhood. Hierarchy is sanity, not decoration.
Full Explanation
Entity classes organize entities and types into a navigable hierarchy rather than a single flat list. That structure supports ownership clarity, rollups, and scoped content patterns across large estates. Classes do not replace control objectives, auto-close issues, or turn GRC entities into ITSM incidents. Their primary value is categorization and hierarchical organization of the entity framework.