Oracle CPQ Cloud Service 2020 Implementation Essentials - 1Z0-1033-20 Exam Practice Test

A. Trigger an email action to notify users by custom defining the email's subject and body, which contain the transaction details, by using the advanced function available in the Revise action.

B. When a transaction needs to be revised, allow the transaction owner to send a parallel email to approvers, which should include the necessary transaction details.

C. Switch the system-generated email-to-email template, which will include the desired transaction information when approvers are notified.

A. Open the Text Administration admin page, go to "C", change the entry "Create Quote" and enter
"Translated Text."

B. Go to the Process Invocation admin page, open the Part Search Results page, select navigation "Rules" of the action that has the type "Start", and change the name of the invocation rule which points to the right commerce process.

C. Open the Commerce Process admin page, navigate to Process Actions, and change the label of the
"_action_new_transaction" action.

D. Go to the Process Invocation admin page, open the Part Search Results page, and change the name of the action that has the type "Start".

A. Both attributes and library functions can be used as inputs for Formula Management.

B. Formulas can set both transaction- and line-level attributes.

C. Only attributes can be used as inputs for Formula Management.

D. Formulas cannot be run in sequence to perform multi-step calculations.

A. Mobile Approval Email Notification

B. Submit sub-action - Approve

C. Submit sub-action - Submit for Approval

D. Submit sub-action - Reject

A. by writing a Pricing rule

B. by writing a Recommendation rule

C. by writing a Hiding rule

D. by writing a Constraint rule

A. Hiding, Constraint, Recommendation, Recommended Item

B. Recommendation, Recommended Item, Hiding, Constraint

C. Recommendation, Constraint, Hiding, Recommended Item

D. Constraint, Hiding, Recommendation, Recommended Item

E. Constraint, Recommendation, Constraint, Hiding, Recommended Item

A. https://<siteURL>/v2_0/receiver/commerce/oraclecpqo?WSDL

B. https://<siteURL>/v1/receiver?WSDL

C. https://<siteURL>/ics/catalog

D. https://<siteURL>

A. They failed to incorporate conditionals to handle action code statuses in the formula for the Price (List) Transaction attribute (Admin > Process Definition > Formulas).

B. They provided incorrect BOM Mapping values for the model in the BOM Item Definition and BOM Item Mapping tables (Admin > Data Tables).

C. They added an incorrect reverse mapping entry for the model in the Oracle_aboPart2Model table (Admin > Data Tables).

D. They selected an incorrect function for the "BML Util Function" selection under BOM settings (Admin
> BOM > Declare Util Function).

E. They specified an incorrect site URL in the abo_initializeContext BML Util Library function (Admin > BML Library).

A. Use the integration XSLs within the Commerce process to modify integration behavior at the object and field levels.

B. Write a Salesforce API to change integration behavior in CPQ Cloud.

C. Use the Site Setup object and CPQ Cloud Commerce Package settings in Salesforce to meet varying customer requirements.

D. Write a custom BML Util library function in CPQ Cloud.

A. by setting up a restricted profile and user group in Commerce and hiding the add, reconfigure, and delete product options

B. by hiding the model Punch-In on the home page by using JavaScript

C. by writing a Constraint rule at the Product Family level

D. by providing conditional access criteria in the Restricted Access section of the home page setup