Salesforce Exam Manufacturing Cloud Professional Topic 1 Question 26 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's Manufacturing Cloud Professional exam

Question #: 26
Topic #: 1

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A salesforce Manufacturing cloud admin wants to change the forecast frequency form quarterly to monthly in the account settings. Which two things do they need to be aware of?

AThe administrator grants them to right make changes to the forecast settings in the adjustments.

BA full regeneration of all the eligible account forecasts will be carried out.

CA recalculation of the forecast for the accounts added since the least update will be carried out

DThe length of the time that has elapsed since the last change to the forecast setting.

EAll the previously active account forecasts will expire

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Suggested Answer: C

According to the Salesforce Manufacturing Cloud Learning documents, the actuals calculation mode in the sales agreement setup determines how the actual quantity and amount for products are calculated from active orders associated with a sales agreement1.If UC wants to avoid bringing actual orders data into Manufacturing Cloud, but still use it for its sales agreements, it can select the automatic mode from orders through contracts2. This mode creates contracts and orders from the related list of a sales agreement record and derives the actuals from them.

Refresh Actuals Calculation Action

Choose How Sales Agreement Actuals Are Calculated

Approve and Activate a Sales Agreement

Create Orders Associated with Contracts to Calculate Sales Agreement Actuals

by Alease at Apr 23, 2024, 05:24 AM

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Brittni

1 days ago

Definitely need to be aware of the full regeneration. Gotta make sure all those account forecasts are up-to-date, like a fresh batch of cookies straight out of the oven.

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Alease

4 days ago

B and D, got it. Quarterly to monthly, that's a pretty big shift. Hope they don't end up with a forecast that's harder to manage than a newborn baby.

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Danilo

19 days ago

Wait, so they have to be aware of the time since the last forecast change? Sounds like a race against the clock! Better bring a stopwatch to the admin meeting.

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