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

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

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

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

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

A.Fixed Values

B.Quotas

C.Lookup Tables

D.Formulas

E.Rules

A.Create multiple plans with a variety of Formulas to roll results data.

B.Use a Variable whenever creating a rolling relationship.

C.Roll at the measurement or incentive level.

D.Roll at the credit level.

A.Variable assignments made at the Position level supersede assignments made at the Plan level.

B.Variable settings such as Effective Dates, Business Units, and Unit Types must NOT be the same as their associated compensation element.

C.A Variable can only be associated with the same type of compensation element.

D.Once a Variable has been created, the Variable's type can be changed.

A.Set a default assignment to all of the Variable types.

B.Avoid using Variables because they increase processing time.

C.Use Variables whenever using a plan object that can be set to a Variable.

D.Always leave the Variable default assignment field empty.