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The questions for C_SRM_72 were last updated on Mar 27, 2025.

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Question No. 1

What do you need to consider when switching from application-controlled workflow to process-controlled workflow?

AAll workflows are supported except for only contract alert workflow.

BAll workflows are supported except for only purchase order response workflow.

CThe technical workflow configuration requires no changes.

DThe technical reversal of the switch is not possible.

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Correct Answer: C

Question No. 2

In SRM 7.2, how is the SRM Server identified when an employee logs on to the Portal to create a shopping cart?

ABased on the system alias linked to the Portal content

BBased on the Portal alias in the user's parameters

CBased on the user role in the SRM application

DBased on the ITS destination attribute in the organization plan

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Correct Answer: A

Question No. 3

With reference to Master Data in SRM 7.2, which of the following are true?

AMaster data such as products, business partners etc, is available locally in the SRM system.

BIn SRM, both materials and services are stored as products. These are differentiated by 'Product Types'

CProduct categories correspond to material hierarchies in the SAP back end system.

DIf the product ID needs to be the same in SRM, as in the backend system, then this can be no longer than 21 characters.

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Correct Answer: A, B

All master data is available locally in the SAP Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) system. This data includes, for example, product master records, business partner master records, and product categories. You copy the master data from the back-end system to SAP SRM.

In SAP SRM, both materials and services are stored as products. However, you can distinguish materials from services by the product type.

Product categories correspond to material groups in the SAP back-end system.

If the SAP SRM system communicates with an SAP back-end system, the length of the product ID is restricted to a maximum of 18 characters.

This should be the case even if the products are created locally, and not replicated from the back-end system. If you assign a product ID with more than 18 characters, a different number (with a maximum of 18 characters) has to be assigned in the back-end system.

Question No. 4

What is used for downloading product categories from SAP ERP to SAP SRM?

ACRM Middleware

BALE Distribution

CTransaction COMM_HIERARCHY

DTransaction BBPGETVD

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Correct Answer: A

Question No. 5

Pricing is a method of determining prices using the condition technique. SAP SRM uses Pricing when purchase documents are created. The system automatically determines the gross price and any surcharges and discounts that apply to a specific supplier according to defined conditions.

Which of the following are essential elements of the condition technique?

ACondition Type

BCondition Variant

CAccess Sequence

DCalculation Schema

EProcedure group

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Correct Answer: A, C, D

Pricing consists of the following elements:

Condition Type

A condition type serves to differentiate between prices in the system. You can define a separate condition type for each type of price, surcharge or discount that may arise in your business transactions. The condition type defines, for example, a discount as a fixed amount or as a percentage.

For example, you can apply release-based rebates that depend on former spend or volume, based on historical spend and not on a single purchase order. Therefore, you can assign a condition where the discounts are based on aggregated release value of the referenced contract or contract hierarchy (if the contract is part of a hierarchy) has been introduced. You can also define group conditions with which scales are used in several items of a purchase order.

Calculation Schema

The calculation schema describes a sequence of condition types that are used to determine prices. In SAP SRM, the calculation schema 0100 is defined as default. You can modify this and add your own condition types.

Access Sequence

An access sequence is a search strategy with which the system looks for valid data for a specific condition type. You can define an access sequence for each condition type. In SAP SRM, the access sequences are predefined.

Condition Table

A condition table contains price information on a master data type, for example, on a product master. If you define a product price or a special discount, for example, you create condition records in the relevant condition table.

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