A company wants to report on landed costs by cost type (freight, insurance, duties) and also by voyage. They have set up cost type codes and auto-costs. However, they notice that some costs are not being categorized correctly in reports. What should you check?

Review the Landed cost parameters for cost categorization settings.

Verify that the auto-cost rules reference the correct cost type codes.

Ensure the journey template includes the cost type codes.

Check the voyage status to ensure it is set to 'Costed'.

A company creates a voyage with multiple purchase orders from different vendors. They want to allocate freight costs to each purchase order based on the weight of the goods. They also want to see the estimated landed cost for each purchase order before the voyage is finalized. What should you configure?

Manually allocate the freight cost to each purchase order based on weight.

Set the voyage status to 'Allocated' to trigger cost allocation.

Create a journey template that includes the freight cost and allocation method.

Set up auto-costs for freight with an allocation method based on weight, and run cost estimation for the voyage.

A company has multiple voyages in progress and wants to automatically alert the logistics team when a voyage is delayed by more than 2 days. They also want to see the delay status in the Tracking control center. What should you configure?

Set the Landed cost parameters to automatically detect delays.

Set up activities in the Tracking control center with expected dates and configure alerts for delays exceeding 2 days.

Use auto-costs to calculate delays.

Create a voyage status called 'Delayed' and manually update it when a delay is noticed.

A company wants to use cost estimation to forecast the landed cost of a purchase order. They have set up cost type codes and auto-costs. However, they want to ensure that the estimation includes a buffer for potential cost overruns. What should you configure?

Set the over/under tolerance for the relevant cost type codes to allow for overruns.

Set the voyage status to 'Buffered' to add a buffer.

Create a journey template that includes a buffer cost.

Manually add a buffer amount to the estimated cost.

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Implement Landed Cost MB-330 Practice Questions (Page 9)

Part of the Implement and manage supply chain processes domain, which accounts for 15–20% of the MB-330 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~6–13 in this domain), expect 2–4 from this objective — we provide 58 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 41–45

41foundation · easy
When creating a voyage for a transfer order, what type of order do you select on the voyage page?
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42expert · hard
A company wants to report on landed costs by cost type (freight, insurance, duties) and also by voyage. They have set up cost type codes and auto-costs. However, they notice that some costs are not being categorized correctly in reports. What should you check?
Select an answer first
43expert · hard
A company creates a voyage with multiple purchase orders from different vendors. They want to allocate freight costs to each purchase order based on the weight of the goods. They also want to see the estimated landed cost for each purchase order before the voyage is finalized. What should you configure?
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44expert · hard
A company has multiple voyages in progress and wants to automatically alert the logistics team when a voyage is delayed by more than 2 days. They also want to see the delay status in the Tracking control center. What should you configure?
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45expert · hard
A company wants to use cost estimation to forecast the landed cost of a purchase order. They have set up cost type codes and auto-costs. However, they want to ensure that the estimation includes a buffer for potential cost overruns. What should you configure?
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Implement Landed Cost MB-330 Practice Questions (Page 9)

Questions 41–45

When creating a voyage for a transfer order, what type of order do you select on the voyage page?

A company wants to report on landed costs by cost type (freight, insurance, duties) and also by voyage. They have set up cost type codes and auto-costs. However, they notice that some costs are not being categorized correctly in reports. What should you check?

A company has multiple voyages in progress and wants to automatically alert the logistics team when a voyage is delayed by more than 2 days. They also want to see the delay status in the Tracking control center. What should you configure?

A company wants to use cost estimation to forecast the landed cost of a purchase order. They have set up cost type codes and auto-costs. However, they want to ensure that the estimation includes a buffer for potential cost overruns. What should you configure?

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