1Z0-1077-22 · Question #4
You are implementing Oracle Cloud Pricing for a Fortune 500 hi-tech components distributor who operates on wafer thin margins. Identify a pricing rule associated with a pricing strategy that can be…
The correct answer is B. Cost Lists. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You are implementing Oracle Cloud Pricing for a Fortune 500 hi-tech components distributor who operates on wafer thin margins. Identify a pricing rule associated with a pricing strategy that can be used for evaluating the margin.
Options
- ACurrency conversion lists
- BCost Lists
- CDiscount Lists
- DPrice Lists
- EShipping charge lists
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A14% (6)
- B74% (32)
- C2% (1)
- D7% (3)
- E2% (1)
Community Discussion
6
Lena V.Jun 27, 2026Cost Lists is your answer. The exam tests that Cost Lists are the pricing rule tied to margin-based pricing strategies in Oracle Cloud Pricing, giving you the cost basis needed to calculate and protect margins, which is exactly what a distributor running on thin margins needs to evaluate profitability before a price goes out the door.
Aleksei K.Jun 24, 2026Thought D first, but margin eval needs cost as a baseline, not a published price. Cost Lists. B.
Nina C.Jun 27, 2026Price Lists tie directly to margin evaluation, so D has to be it.
Lena V.Jun 28, 2026Hey Nina, good instinct on Price Lists but the answer is B, because the question is asking about the feature that controls what customers can purchase, not how margin is evaluated, and that falls under the catalog or entitlement function depending on the platform being tested.
Fatima Z.Jun 27, 2026Okay people, lock this in with me because I keep seeing folks drift toward B and I get it, I do, but think about what the question is actually asking. It says "pricing rule associated with a pricing strategy," and the big memory hook I use is PAPA, which stands for Price, Adjust, Process, Apply. The Price List is literally step one in PAPA, the anchor point where the strategy LIVES. For a distributor running wafer-thin margins, every negotiated deal, every customer segment, every item override traces back to a Price List entry, and THAT entry is what gets evaluated against your cost to produce the margin picture. Cost Lists tell you what you paid, sure, but Cost Lists are an input to the Price List calculation, not the pricing strategy rule itself. The exam is asking where the strategy sits, and the strategy sits on the Price List because that is where you define the charge, the charge is what the customer pays, and margin is just the gap between that charge and your cost. Think of it like a sandwich: the margin is the filling, the Price List is the bread on top, so if you grab D you are grabbing the bread that holds the whole thing together. I am going with D, Price Lists, all day.
Aleksei K.Jun 28, 2026Fatima, the pricing rule lives on the Cost List because the strategy defines how to derive a sell price FROM cost, so B is where NetSuite actually stores that markup or margin rule, not on the Price List which is just the resulting output of applying that strategy.