Difference between roles for PROCUREMENT EXECUTIVE & COMMODITY MANAGER

Hi
What is the technical and funcational differences between the roles SAP_XA_PROCUREMENT_EXECUTIVE and SAP_XA_COMMODITY_MANAGER?
When doing role comparision in backend BW there is no difference, Moreover in PFCG upon checking the authorization data for respective roles there are no authorization objects
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Neel

Hi Neel,
There is no technical difference between the 2 roles.
Like Ricardo mentioned they are used for differentiating functional / business roles. So one role could give access to a sub-set of reports & dashboards and the other role could have access to a completely different set of reports & dashboards. To control this access in the SPM application you would create different folders where you would store the reports & dashboards and then tie the roles to these SPM folders, when users are granted the roles they would be able to see the appropriate folders.
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