Which two entities are defined in the Define Facilities activity in a business process model?
Response:

• A. Reference data sharing, which determines how reference data in the applications is portioned and shared
• B. The primary accounting ledger and any secondary ledgers that provide an alternative accounting representation of the financial data
• C. Inventory organizations, which represent facilities that manufacture or store items
• D. The item master organization, which holds a single definition of the items that can be shared across many inventory organizations

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New Item Request workflow definition for an item class is displayed in the Exhibit. Based on this configuration, which two options are true?
Response:

• A. Both FPHADMIN and the Product Data Steward can update the basic attributes of the item by default.
• B. The Product Data Steward can define Sales and Order Management and all Item operational attributes.
• C. The FPHADMIN can define Sales and Order Management attributes and item structures.
• D. The Product Data Steward can define Item Organization association and GTN (Global Trade Item Number) relationships.

Your customer has items created in the master organization and the same items are available across two child organizations, each in a unique location.
As part of a data governance use case, the customer wants all the attribute changes for an item to be approved by the respective location-specific Data Stewards.
How would you address this requirement?
Response:

• A. By enabling organization-specific item rules for a change order
• B. By defining propagation rules for the organization hierarchy for a change order
• C. By defining two change order types at the organization level
• D. By enabling Change Order Header Rule Based Single Approver at the organization level

During the pre-configuration workshop, you had identified multiple custom attributes that must be created on items in Product Data Hub. Identify the option that outlines the correct steps needed to create Extensible Flexfield attributes.
Response:

• A. Create Value Set > Create Item Attribute Groups and Attributes > Assign Attribute Group to Item Class > Deploy Flexfield
• B. Assign Attribute Group to Item Class > Deploy Flexfield > Create Item Attribute Groups and Attributes > Create Value Set
• C. Create Value Set > Create Item Attribute Groups and Attributes > Deploy Flexfield > Assign Attribute Group to Item Class
• D. Create Value Set > Assign Attribute Group to Item Class > Create Item Attribute Groups and Attributes > Deploy FlexfieldDeploy Flexfield > Create Item Attribute Groups and Attributes > Create Value Set > Assign Attribute Group to Item Class