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SAP Certified - Implementation Consultant - SAP Ariba Contracts Sample Questions:
1. Which of the following API types does SAP recommend to use to achieve clean core integrations? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
A) OData
B) IDoc
C) SOAP
D) RFC
2. What steps should you take to allow a supplier to log in to your SAP Ariba Contracts solution to review and edit a contract document?
A) Create a Contract Workspace (Internal) subproject and set the supplier as Project Owner.
B) Add the external user for a registered supplier account to a negotiation task.
C) Create an internal user account for the supplier and perform a password reset.
D) Create a Signature Task and include a note to the supplier instructing them to redline the document.
3. Which clause type indicates that a change was made in a clause in a Microsoft Word document and uploaded back into the system?
A) Template
B) Ad Hoc
C) Library
D) Nonstandard
4. You must update a template that is currently Active and being used.
What is the recommended procedure to ensure users can continue to create projects using the template while it is being updated?
A) In the existing template, create a new version and set an expiration date in the future. Create the new template and publish with an effective date on the same day.
B) Export the template and load it into the test site. Make changes on the test site template. When the template is ready to be published, choose "Publish to Production."
C) In the existing template, select the option to create a new version. When the template is ready to be published, publish the new version.
D) Export the existing template. Make changes to the XML files within the exported archive. When you reimport the archive, the existing template will automatically be updated.
5. How can contract owners identify the origin of a clause used in the Contract Workspace they own?
A) Inspect the assembled document containing the clause in the Outline View.
B) Search the Clause Library for the particular clause they are interested in.
C) Open the assembled document containing the clause in Microsoft Word.
D) Check the Clause section in the Contract Workspace template.
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: A,C | Question # 2 Answer: B | Question # 3 Answer: B | Question # 4 Answer: C | Question # 5 Answer: A |
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