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Question 16

A company plans to use the warehouse mobile app for cluster picking.
The system must break the cluster when stocking items.
You need to configure the system.
What should you do?

A.On the Mobile device menu items form, select an option for the Directed by field.

B.On the Cluster profile form, add a value to the Sequence Put-away field.

C.On the Cluster profile form, add a value to the Break cluster at field.

D.On the Mobile device menu items form, add a value for the Work type - Put-away field.

Question 17

A company plans to stock new items and value those items by using FIFO principle. The company has multiple sites set up. There are multiple warehouses for each site.
You must be able to view the value and quantity of these items at each warehouse.
You need to apply FIFO costing per warehouse.
How should you complete the costing setup? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Question 18

You need to segregate inventory for the brakes that are in inventory.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

A.Set default inventory status on the item.

B.Create a disposition code.

C.Assign a blocked status to the inbound purchase order from VendorB.

D.Assign an item filter code.

E.Assign a blocked status to the inbound purchase order from VendorA.

Question 19

A company manufactures street, mountain, and racing bicycles.
The company wants to use product variants to control bicycle configuration.
You need to configure the bicycles in the system.
What should you do?

A.Create mountain, street, and racing bicycles as separate configuration models.

B.Use different item numbers for mountain, street, and racing bicycles.

C.Use one item number for all types of bicycles. Use a separate configuration number for each type of bicycle.

Question 20

You need to complete the shipments.

A.Confirm the load and generate packing slips and bills of lading.

B.Create waves to generate work for shipping loads and send an ASN.

C.Confirm shipments and generate pick/put work.

D.Create work for printing shipping documents and send an ASN.

Correct Answer: B

Reference:
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Background
Adventure Works Cycles builds stock and custom mountain bikes and is headquartered in San Diego. It has the following assembly and warehouse locations:
Denver, Colorado, United States
San Diego, California, United States
Budapest, Hungary
Most manufacturing is outsourced, with each facility only assembling the bikes. Parts are stocked at all facilities and may be transferred between warehouses or legal entities. All of the parts are at standard cost.

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