SAP C_THR70_2309 SAP Certified Application Associate – SAP SuccessFactors Incentive Management (fka SAP Commissions) Online Training
SAP C_THR70_2309 Online Training
The questions for C_THR70_2309 were last updated at Nov 15,2024.
- Exam Code: C_THR70_2309
- Exam Name: SAP Certified Application Associate – SAP SuccessFactors Incentive Management (fka SAP Commissions)
- Certification Provider: SAP
- Latest update: Nov 15,2024
Which of the following are characteristics of Credit Types? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
- A . They are used to identify credits by product or sale type.
- B . They are a required field on the credit output.
- C . They are used in credits to define Territories.
- D . They are an optional field within the system.
You want to design a plan that credits a transaction to a position based on specific criteria such as postal codes, customer or product criteria.
Which of the following would you use in a credit rule?
- A . Generic attributes
- B . Territories
- C . Formulas
- D . Classification rules
If a Processing Unit is enabled, which of the following applies? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
- A . You can finalize a group of positions in a single pipeline run.
- B . You must run Compensate and Pay before Classify.
- C . You can post an entire period for multiple Processing Units in a single pipeline run.
- D . You CANNOT finalize an entire period for multiple Processing Units in a single pipeline run.
How are released periods used in dashboard configuration? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
- A . The administrator can release periods based on calendars.
- B . Payees can view dashboards for released periods only.
- C . Both administrators and payees can release periods.
- D . Payees can view results prior to pipeline completion.
- E . The administrator can release periods based on Processing Units.
Which of the following are best practices when working with Variables? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
- A . Always use a Variable in a rule instead of a compensation element.
- B . Avoid using Variables because they increase processing time.
- C . Always leave the Variable default assignment field empty.
- D . Set a default assignment for all Variables.
What is the leaf-level unique identifier in a category hierarchy?
- A . Category
- B . Classifier
- C . Subcategory
- D . Root category
After running Compensate and Pay, you discover a credit contains the wrong value. You determine the issue is caused by an incorrect value in the transaction.
What is the best way to resolve this issue?
- A . Manually adjust the value of the transaction and re-run Compensate and Pay.
- B . Modify the credit rule and re-run Compensate and Pay.
- C . Modify the Territory used in the credit rule and re-run Compensate and Pay.
- D . Manually adjust the value of the credit and re-run Compensate and Pay.
Which of the following are characteristics of a Rate Table? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
- A . Rate Table CANNOT be built with Fixed Values or Formulas.
- B . A Rate Table can be used to calculate per-credit or aggregate commissions.
- C . The same Rate Table can be used to calculate both step and straight commissions.
- D . The same Rate Table CANNOT be used in multiple rules.
Which of the following are characteristics of Business Units? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
- A . Business Units control access to Organization Data.
- B . You can assign multiple Business Units to a Processing Unit.
- C . You can share reference data across Business Units.
- D . Calculation runs are completed separately for each Business Unit.
When would you set a termination date for a participant record?
- A . When a participant changes positions
- B . When you NO longer want the commissions calculation to be processed
- C . When you want to delete a participant from the system
- D . When a participant is leaving an organization
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