C8010-241 Online Practice Questions and Answers

A retailer's delivery rules do not allow shipping for an open box television (TV) that is more than 150 miles away. However, they do support moving this TV through a network of stores that are spread throughout the country, until it reaches a store that supports delivery to the customer. The retailer needs to configure such a multi-hop transfer of inventory through the supply chain and provide an accurate promise date to a customer who is over 1000 miles away from the store with the open box TV. In order to do so, Sterling Order Management considers all the following configuration settings EXCEPT for:

A. Receiving store calendar.

B. Receipt Processing Time.

C. Delivery resource pool capacity.

D. Transfer relationship across stores.

A customer purchased a DVD player from a store, and later realized that some of the required features were missing. The customer tries to return the DVD player for a refund, but the sales order cannot be located in the Sterling application. Which type of return should be created in the Sterling application?

A. Refund Order

B. Exchange Order

C. Blind Return Order

D. Speed Exchange Order

A business has three distribution centers (DC) and 300 stores across the country. Some items are only available in stores. The business has the facility to move inventory from the stores to the DC, and vice versa. It takes one day to transfer inventory. The business has the following requirements: 1.Inventory should first ship from DC, then if necessary, from the stores (first considering stores closest to the Ship To Address). 2.The order should be fulfilled as long as inventory exists somewhere. 3.The business guarantees that (nonbackordered) items are shipped to the customer within three days of order creation. Which two of the following options can MOST EFFICIENTLY model this fulfillment requirement?

A. Create a region based (i.e. East / West / Central) sourcing rules with each having ->-sequence 1 as Source from Distribution Group that includes all DC and All Stores

B. Create region based (i.e. East / West / Central) sourcing rules with each having ->-sequence 1 as Source from All Nodes of Type "DC"-sequence 2 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store"

C. Create region based (i.e. East / West / Central) sourcing rules with each having ->-sequence 1 as Source from Distribution Group that includes all DC-sequence 2 as Source from Distribution Group that includes first priority group of stores-sequence 3 as Source from Distribution Group that includes second priority group of stores

D. Create region based (i.e. East / West / Central) sourcing rules with each having ->-sequence 1 as Source from All Nodes of Type "DC"-sequence 2 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store" within radius of 500 KM of Ship To Address-sequence 3 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store" within radius of 1500 KM of Ship To Address

E. Create a region based (i.e. East / West / Central) sourcing rules with each having ->-sequence 1 as Source from DC-sequence 2 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store" within radius of 50 KM of Ship To Address-sequence 3 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store" within radius of 100 KM of Ship To Address-sequence 4 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store" within radius of 150 KM of Ship To Address-sequence 5 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store" within radius of 200 KM of Ship To Address-sequence 6 as Source from All Nodes of Type "Store" within radius of 250 KM of Ship To Address- etc....

An enterprise dealing with electronic appliances fulfills customer orders using Sterling Order Management. The enterprise uses multiple distribution centers to ship the orders. Due to the size and weight of the items, a shipment can be shipped in multiple boxes. The enterprise would like to provide tracking information of the boxes to its end customer, and would also like to bill the customer only once per shipment. Which of the following options will be a good way of modeling this requirement?

A. The various boxes and the associated tracking number can be modeled as containers within a shipment. Shipment level invoice can be raisedto ensure the customer is invoiced only once per shipment.

B. The various boxes and the associated tracking number can be modeled as a hang-off table to YFS_SHIPMENT. Shipment level invoice can beraised to ensure the customer is invoiced only once per shipment.

C. Since the carriers treat each box as a separate shipment, the various boxes and the associated tracking number should be modeled asindividual shipments. Order line level invoicing can be used to invoice the customer once per shipment.

D. Since the carriers treat each box as a separate shipment, the various boxes and the associated tracking number should be modeled asindividual shipments. Deliver Shipment transaction can be used to group shipments delivered to the customer create a single invoice.

There are four nodes defined in Sterling Order Management, with the following distances from the ship-to address within a Distribution Group: Node1 - 30 miles Node2 - 40 miles Node3 - 60 miles Node4 - 75 miles All these have the resource capacity to deliver and install a product. While sourcing the order, the business wants the application to first consider the nodes within a 60 mile radius. If no resource capacity is found, it should then consider all the nodes in the Distribution Group regardless of the distance. How can this requirement be configured in the Sterling Distributed Order Management system?

A. Configure a scheduling rule to optimize the sourcing path based on the distance.

B. Configure sourcing rule based on expand to the next sourcing sequence to minimize number of shipments.

C. Configure sourcing rule based on shipping and delivery inventory window, and specify the radius on the order line.

D. Configure a sequence of sourcing rules based on the radius; the system will expand only those nodes in the Distribution Group whose distancefrom the ship-to location is within the set radius.

In a current Sterling Selling and Fulfillment Suite implementation, the item feed is received from an external system and the item messages are placed in a JMS Queue. An Integration Server and ItemLoad Service is created to consume the messages and load into the OMS Database. The customer wants to specify static values for a few attributes for all the items. The customer also wants the ability to change the values on an as needed basis. As a solutions designer, which of the following is BEST suited to meet this requirement?

A. Custom API

B. XSL Translator

C. Text Translator

D. Defaulting component

A business wishes to populate additional information on items for which there is no corresponding field in yfs_item. This can be achieved in two ways: 1.by extending yfs_item table, or 2.by populating the additional information as attribute name and value pairs on the item. Which use case will result in the selection of option 1?

A. The new information is required as a Filter attribute on a UI.

B. The new information needs to be searchable using searchCatalogIndex API.

C. The new information needs to be searched extensively using getItemList and related APIs.

D. The new information needs to be used to configure and determine pricing and entitlement rules.

A business loads catalog data into Sterling and wishes to make use of the Real-Time Availability Monitor (RTAM). To do so, the business needs to define and associate Available To Promise (ATP) monitoring rules in Sterling. Different "types" of items have common monitoring threshold requirements. For example, all electronics have same desired thresholds. How should this be modeled in Sterling to MINIMIZE maintenance and customization?

A. Use manage Item API to update ATP rule value for each individual item.

B. Look up item classification, use manage InventoryMonitorRule and publish availability as appropriate.

C. Define the appropriate ATP rules in Sterling and then pass the appropriate values when triggering the RTAM on Sterling.

D. Define classification hierarchy and assign to "Inherited Item Attributes" usage, and then assign an ATP rule to each "type" of item such that it is inherited by all items of that type.

An organization is configured as an enterprise and a seller, but it does not maintain inventory. The inventory is maintained externally. When a customer places an order for five units of item X, the system needs to determine whether five units of the item are available to fulfill the demand. How can a solution designer enable Sterling Order Management to fetch the availability picture maintained by the external system?

A. Implement YFSGetExternalInventoryUE to fetch the inventory picture of the external system.

B. Implement INVGetDemandCorrectionsUE to fetch the inventory picture of the external system.

C. Enable the ATP rules to determine the availability of a product item for current and future demand.

D. Invoke syncInventoryDemand API to synchronize the inventory picture between the external system and the Sterling Order Managementdatabase.

A business has a requirement to generate shipping labels. Which out-of-the-box adapter will fulfill this requirement?

A. DHL Adaptor

B. FedEx Adaptor

C. PierBridge Adaptor

D. ConnectShip Adaptor