Question: 1
A user is quoting four subscription Products: Product A, Product B, Product C, and Product D. Product A and B are in Quote Line Group 1, while Product C and D are in Quote Line Group 2. The Quote's Start Date is June 4, 2020. The Quote's End Date is June 3, 2021. The user wants Product A and B's Subscriptions to end on June 3, 2021, and Product C and D's Subscription to end on December 3, 2021. Which two methods could the user apply individually to meet the requirement? Choose 2 answers
Question: 2
Universal Containers has a bundle with required Product Options. After the bundle is selected, the user should bypass the configuration process.
How should the Admin set up the bundle to meet this requirement?
Question: 3
The Admin at Universal Containers (UC) has created one bundle that contains all of its products as Options. The bundle has Subscription Pricing and Asset Conversion set to null on its Product record. Implementing the Product Catalog via a bundle allows UC to enforce logic about which Products can be sold together. A bundle sold by UC contains a combination of Assets and Subscriptions.
After making selections within the bundle, a sales user saves the Quote and creates a Contract from the Opportunity associated with the primary Quote. Later, the sales user needs to amend this Contract based on new requirements from the customer. When UC amends the Contract using the Amend button, the sales user notices that the bundle is excluded in the Amendment Quote.
Why is bundle excluded in the Amendment Quote?
Question: 4
Universal Containers offers a 50% customer discount promotion this month for Product
Question: 5
Universal Containers has two products:
*C-STOR-L, which is a Large Storage Container.
*C-LID-L, which is a lid for a Large Storage Container.
These are Product Options within the same bundle. C-STOR-L is required before C-LID-L is selected in the bundle. The Admin wants to create an Option Constraint.
What field should C-LID-L be stored in to meet this requirement?