Which two statements are correct about sales agreement cloning?
A.
The product details are copied over from the original sales agreement
A.
The product details are copied over from the original sales agreement
B.
The new sales agreement is created in draft status
B.
The new sales agreement is created in draft status
C.
The default start date of the new sales agreement is equal to the start date of the original sales agreement
C.
The default start date of the new sales agreement is equal to the start date of the original sales agreement
D.
The new sales agreement is created in activated status
D.
The new sales agreement is created in activated status
E.
The agreement term details are copied over from the original sales agreement
E.
The agreement term details are copied over from the original sales agreement
Suggested answer: A, B
Explanation:
Sales agreement cloning is a feature that allows the user to create a new sales agreement by copying the details from an existing one. This can save time and effort when creating similar sales agreements for the same or different accounts. When the user clones a sales agreement, the following statements are correct:
The product details are copied over from the original sales agreement. This includes the product name, category, quantity, price, and discount percentage. The user can edit these details as needed in the new sales agreement.
The new sales agreement is created in draft status. This means that the new sales agreement is not yet active and does not affect the account forecast or the sales agreement performance. The user can review and modify the new sales agreement before submitting it for approval and activation. The other statements are not correct, as they do not reflect the sales agreement cloning behavior. When the user clones a sales agreement, the following statements are false:
The default start date of the new sales agreement is equal to the start date of the original sales agreement. This is not true, as the default start date of the new sales agreement is the current date, not the start date of the original sales agreement. The user can change the start date as needed in the new sales agreement.
The new sales agreement is created in activated status. This is not true, as the new sales agreement is created in draft status, not activated status. The user needs to submit the new sales agreement for approval and activation before it becomes effective and impacts the account forecast and the sales agreement performance.
The agreement term details are copied over from the original sales agreement. This is not true, as the agreement term details are not copied over from the original sales agreement. The agreement term details are the periods and metrics that define the sales agreement performance and forecast. The user needs to create and configure the agreement term details for the new sales agreement separately.Reference:Clone a Sales Agreement,Sales Agreement Fields
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