A company sells a laptop bundle with three product options: Processor (i5, i7), RAM (8GB, 16GB), and Storage (SSD, HDD). The i7 processor requires 16GB RAM, and the SSD is incompatible with the 8GB RAM option. Which set of option constraints should the admin configure?

Excluded constraint: i7 excludes 8GB; Required constraint: SSD requires 16GB.

Required constraint: i7 requires 16GB; Excluded constraint: SSD excludes 8GB RAM.

Selective constraint: i7 selects 16GB; Excluded constraint: 8GB excludes SSD.

Required constraint: 16GB requires i7; Excluded constraint: 8GB excludes SSD.

In Salesforce CPQ, what is the primary purpose of evaluating option constraints during the configuration process?

To prevent the user from creating a bundle that is not technically viable.

To speed up the configuration process by reducing the number of options displayed.

To automatically select the most cost-effective options for the user.

To ensure that the bundle price is calculated correctly.

A bundle has a 'Processor' option (i5, i7) and a 'RAM' option (8GB, 16GB). The admin sets an excluded constraint: i7 excludes 8GB. A user selects i7 and then tries to select 8GB. What happens?

The user can select 8GB, but the quote line is marked as invalid.

The 8GB option is disabled and cannot be selected.

The i7 option is automatically deselected.

The user can select 8GB, but an error appears when saving.

A CPQ administrator has set up a bundle with a required constraint and an excluded constraint. What is the best way to validate that the constraints work as intended?

Review the constraint definitions in the product catalog to ensure they are logically correct.

Ask a sales representative to test the bundle in a production quote.

Run a report on all quotes to see if any invalid configurations were created.

Create a test quote, configure the bundle with valid and invalid combinations, and verify that the UI behaves as expected.

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Given a Customer Product Catalog, Set up Option Constraints That Ensures a Technically Viable Configuration of the Bundle. CPQ-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 2)

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A company sells a laptop bundle with three product options: Processor (i5, i7), RAM (8GB, 16GB), and Storage (SSD, HDD). The i7 processor requires 16GB RAM, and the SSD is incompatible with the 8GB RAM option. Which set of option constraints should the admin configure?
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In Salesforce CPQ, what is the primary purpose of evaluating option constraints during the configuration process?
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A bundle has a 'Processor' option (i5, i7) and a 'RAM' option (8GB, 16GB). The admin sets an excluded constraint: i7 excludes 8GB. A user selects i7 and then tries to select 8GB. What happens?
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In Salesforce CPQ, which option constraint type is used to prevent a user from selecting two options that are incompatible with each other?
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A CPQ administrator has set up a bundle with a required constraint and an excluded constraint. What is the best way to validate that the constraints work as intended?
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