A product is being discontinued. The company wants to stop new sales orders from being created for it, but existing purchase orders and production orders must still be processed. What should the functional consultant do?

Set the product's default inventory status to 'Closed'.

Set the product lifecycle state to a state that blocks sales orders but allows purchase and production orders.

Delete the product from the released products list.

Remove the product from the category hierarchy.

A retail company sells clothing and electronics. They want to classify products so that reports can show sales by category, and they want to capture a 'Fabric material' attribute for clothing and 'Warranty months' for electronics. What should the functional consultant configure?

Create a BOM for each product and include the attributes as BOM lines.

Create two separate category hierarchies, one for clothing and one for electronics, and assign all attributes to both.

Create one category hierarchy with two parent categories, assign the relevant attributes to each category, and assign products to the categories.

Create a product template for clothing and another for electronics, and assign attributes to the templates.

A company creates a new product master with two size variants in the USMF legal entity. They now need the same product and variants available in the DEMF legal entity. The product master is already shared. What should the functional consultant do?

Recreate the product master and variants directly in DEMF.

Run the synchronization job for products from USMF to DEMF.

Use the Release products page to release the product master to DEMF, which also releases the variants.

Change the product lifecycle state to 'Active' so it automatically appears in DEMF.

A company is planning to phase out a product over the next six months. During this period, the product can still be sold, but it should not be included in new purchase orders. After six months, it should not be sold at all. What is the best way to manage this?

Use a product template to control the phase-out.

Set the product lifecycle state to 'Inactive' immediately.

Delete the product after six months.

Create two lifecycle states: one that allows sales but blocks purchasing, and another that blocks all transactions; assign them at the appropriate times.

Microsoft Certified:Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultant Associate

Domain 1Objective 1

Create and Manage Products MB-330 Practice Questions (Page 7)

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 35 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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31application · medium
A product is being discontinued. The company wants to stop new sales orders from being created for it, but existing purchase orders and production orders must still be processed. What should the functional consultant do?
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32application · medium
A retail company sells clothing and electronics. They want to classify products so that reports can show sales by category, and they want to capture a 'Fabric material' attribute for clothing and 'Warranty months' for electronics. What should the functional consultant configure?
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33foundation · easy
Which product type must be used to create product variants in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?
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34application · medium
A company creates a new product master with two size variants in the USMF legal entity. They now need the same product and variants available in the DEMF legal entity. The product master is already shared. What should the functional consultant do?
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35application · medium
A company is planning to phase out a product over the next six months. During this period, the product can still be sold, but it should not be included in new purchase orders. After six months, it should not be sold at all. What is the best way to manage this?
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