A. Trial balances
B. Trial payments
C. Final payments
D. Final balances
A. You can have two rules with the same name, as long as they are on different Calendars.
B. You CANNOT delete a period once a Pipeline has been run for that period.
C. Leaf periods on a Calendar CANNOT contain gaps or overlap.
D. You can change the dates of a period after a Pipeline has been run without causing a disconnect in the results.
A. User Role Permissions
B. Allow Negative Payments
C. Audit Logs Retention
D. Prompt Settings
E. Calculation Settings
A. Roll at the direct credit level.
B. Create multiple plans with a variety of formulas to roll results data.
C. Roll at the measurement or incentive level.
D. Use a Variable any time you create a roll relationship.
A. Determine the user name/user ID format before adding participants to the system.
B. Use a generic date to represent the end of the participant's employment and use this date in rule instead of the termination date.
C. Do NOT use the participant's name as a user name/user ID.
D. End dating participants is always recommended.
E. With single sign-on, use the position ID used by the company's current systems.
A. They can calculate per-credit or aggregate commissions.
B. They can calculate step commissions only.
C. They depend on selections in the credit rule to make calculations.
D. They always use attainment as the input.
A. Combine multiple incentives into a single deposit.
B. Aggregate credit amounts over time.
C. Put a hold on all or part of a deposit until a future period.
D. Classify transaction data by product group.
A. A position name does NOT have to be unique.
B. A position CANNOT be reused.
C. A position CANNOT have multiple participants at a given time.
D. A participant can have multiple positions at a given time.
A. A direct credit rule using pre-assigned transactions.
B. A direct credit rule that references a Territory.
C. An indirect credit rule using pre-assigned transactions.
D. An indirect credit rule that references a Territory.
