A.To determine how the transaction is deposited

B.To calculate whether a sales quota has been met

C.To sum the Credits and Measurements

D.To generate a Credit based on a transaction or order

A.If a Participant has non-zero results data in a period, you can end date the Participant or Position for that period.

B.You can end date a Position or Participant version, if there are NO results data associated with that version.

C.If the Credit End and Process End fields on a Position extend beyond the Effective End Date, the Position continues to be processed.

D.If you end date a Position or Participant, it is deleted from the system.

A.To mark data as Reset without deleting it

B.To provide a faster version of the Deferred Reset

C.To remove Pipeline data that is NO longer required

D.To re-run the Compensation and Pay Pipeline for the same period

A.Perform adjustments only at the transaction level.

B.Manually adjust credit values.

C.Use a Fixed Value Variable to adjust credit values.

D.Never change an Earning Group in the Deposit Rule.

E.None

A.In the Relationships workspace, you can create additional Roll types and reporting relationships.

B.In the Relationships workspace, you CANNOT delete Roll types.

C.Companies use Roll Relationships to roll deposits from one Position to another.

D.A Roll Relationship is an association of two Positions that is used by SAP Commissions to process rolled values.

E.As you designate a Manager on a Position record in the Positions workspace, SAP Commissions creates a reporting Roll type, by default.