A. When a participant is leaving an organization

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 changes positions

A. Companies use roll relationships to roll deposits from one position to another.

B. In the Relationships workspace, you can create additional roll types and relationships.

C. In the Relationships workspace, you CANNOT delete roll types.

D. A roll relationship is an association of two positions used by SAP Commissions to process rolled values.

E. As you designate a manager on a position record in the Positions workspace, SAP Commissions creates a reporting relationship by default.

A. The same Rate Table CANNOT be used in multiple rules.

B. Rate Table CANNOT be built with Fixed Values or Formulas.

C. The same Rate Table can be used to calculate both step and straight commissions.

D. A Rate Table can be used to calculate per-credit or aggregate commissions.

A. They allow you to preset values for different periods.

B. They allow you to configure step commission calculations.

C. They can be effective dated.

D. They allow you to manage Territories for Positions.

E. They can be referenced in Formulas and Rate Tables.

A. Your user account only

B. The administrator account only

C. Any user for which you are a proxy

D. Any user account in the system

A. Delete a title when it is no longer in use.

B. Assign a compensation plan to a title.

C. Assign the same name to both titles and positions.

D. Keep the same name of a title over time.

A. Successfully complete a Compensate and Pay pipeline.

B. Only the Reward stage needs to be completed.

C. Successfully complete the Classify, Allocate, and Reward stages.

D. Only the Allocate stage needs to be completed.

A. Audit Logs Retention

B. User Role Permissions

C. Allow Negative Payments

D. Calculation Settings

E. Prompt Settings

A. They are a required field on the credit output.

B. They are an optional field within the system.

C. They are used in credits to define Territories.

D. They are used to identify credits by product or sale type.