A company wants to use Global Trade Item Numbers (GTIN) to identify its products across global supply chain partners. In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, where is a GTIN assigned to a product?

In the Bar code setup form under Inventory management parameters

In the GTIN field on the Product information FastTab of the Released product details form

In the Product dimension groups form

In the Item number field on the General tab of the Released product details form

A warehouse manager wants to use product filter codes to help streamline picking and put-away operations. In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, where are product filter codes configured?

In the Default order settings form

In the Unit conversions section of the Released product details form

In the Bar codes section of the Released product details form

In the Product filter codes form under Inventory management

A manufacturer exports a product to a retail chain that requires a GTIN-14 for the case. The manufacturer currently uses a 12-digit UPC on the individual items. The product is sold in cases of 12. What should you configure to satisfy the retail chain's requirement?

Create a separate product for the case with the GTIN-14.

Use the GTIN-14 as the product number.

Replace the UPC with the GTIN-14 on the product record.

Add the GTIN-14 as an additional barcode on the product record.

A grocery chain sells produce by weight. The same product (e.g., apples) is sold in bulk by kilogram and in pre-packaged 2 kg bags. The company wants to use GTINs for the pre-packaged bags and also track bulk sales by weight. What should you configure?

Create two bar code setups: one for the bulk product with a GTIN and one for the 2 kg bag with a different GTIN, and define a unit conversion between kg and bag.

Assign the GTIN only to the bagged product and use the product ID for bulk sales.

Use the same GTIN for both bulk and bagged product.

Create separate products for bulk and bagged apples.

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Configure Additional Product Details MB-330 Practice Questions (Page 5)

Part of the Implement product information management domain, which accounts for 25–30% of the MB-330 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~10–20 in this domain), expect 3–5 from this objective — we provide 25 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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21foundation · easy
Which of the following is a typical setting that can be configured in the Default order settings for a product?
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22foundation · easy
A company wants to use Global Trade Item Numbers (GTIN) to identify its products across global supply chain partners. In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, where is a GTIN assigned to a product?
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23foundation · easy
A warehouse manager wants to use product filter codes to help streamline picking and put-away operations. In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, where are product filter codes configured?
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24application · easy
A manufacturer exports a product to a retail chain that requires a GTIN-14 for the case. The manufacturer currently uses a 12-digit UPC on the individual items. The product is sold in cases of 12. What should you configure to satisfy the retail chain's requirement?
Select an answer first
25application · medium
A grocery chain sells produce by weight. The same product (e.g., apples) is sold in bulk by kilogram and in pre-packaged 2 kg bags. The company wants to use GTINs for the pre-packaged bags and also track bulk sales by weight. What should you configure?
Select an answer first

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