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# Report assessment and domain separation

# Report assessment and domain separation {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated October 22, 2026  
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In domain separated instances, the ACL Assessment for Data Visualizations has certain
limitations.

Configure the true/false property sn_report_acl.run_scan_with_queryNoDomain to specify whether the assessment applies to the whole instance or to an individual domain.

This property is only valid on domain-separated instances. It defines whether the app considers the user domain when you run the query. If false, security_admins gets results only for the domains they have visibility to.

A global security_admin can set the property to true and view the results for all the domains on the instance. The individual security_admins can then retrieve the collected results for their own domains. For more information, see [Filter report assessment scans](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/YPd5lLFuAdckEOrF9mBQNg#filter-report-assessment-scans "Especially on large instances, the ACL Assessment for Data Visualizations can take a long time. To reduce the assessment time, you can use system properties to filter the reports that the assessment applies to.").

The assessment runs as a normal query when this property is set to true on a single domain instance. If the property is deleted, the application treats the assessment as if the property were false.  
Important:  
When you run the assessment as a global security_admin, be sure to set the property back to false. If true, any security_admin can query the entire instance. Other security_admins don't see data that they don't have the right to view, but collected data is overwritten.