Given a Customer Product Catalog, Identify Configuration Attributes That Can Manipulate Options While Ensuring a Technically Valid Configuration. CPQ-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–7

1. 6application · medium

   A company sells home theater bundles. The bundle includes a projector, a screen, and a soundbar. The projector options are 'HD', '4K', and 'Laser'. The screen options are '100-inch', '120-inch', and '150-inch'. The soundbar options are 'Basic', 'Advanced', and 'Premium'. The 'Laser' projector requires the '150-inch' screen, and the '150-inch' screen requires the 'Premium' soundbar. The admin wants to ensure that when a user selects the 'Laser' projector, the '150-inch' screen is automatically selected and the 'Premium' soundbar is automatically selected. Which configuration attribute should be used to automatically select the 'Premium' soundbar?

   • AOption Constraint
   • BLookup Field
   • CDefault Value
   • DConfiguration Attribute with Rule
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2. 7foundation · easy

   When a configuration attribute is set to a value that is not allowed by the product's rules, what must the CPQ system do to ensure a technically valid configuration?

   • ASave the configuration but flag it as invalid
   • BIgnore the invalid value and continue
   • CAutomatically change the attribute to a valid value
   • DPrevent the selection and display an error message
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