Your company currently limits product groups by customer type. In addition to customer type, your company has determined that product groups should also include a physical eligibility, and has…

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Options

• AThe physical eligibility's life-cycle phase has been incorrectly set.
• BThe postal code data has been incorrectly configured within the Fusion application.
• CThe children product, groups are not set to inherit rules from the parent product group.
• DPhysical and marketing eligibility rules cannot be combined.
• EOracle Fusion cannot limit eligibility by postal code.

• A
  17% (4)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  75% (18)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

An eligibility rule can determine one of the two kinds of eligibility for a product group, physical or marketing. They cannot be combined. Note 1:Physical Eligibility When you create a physical eligibility rule, select attributes from these: Country, State or Province, City and Postal Code. Marketing Eligibility When you create a marketing eligibility rule, select a value for Customer Type. Note2:An eligibility rule can be a physical eligibility rule or a marketing eligibility rule Some points to remember when you create an eligibility rule: *An eligibility rule can determine one of the two kinds of eligibility for a product group, physical or marketing. They cannot be combined. *A rule can be of two types: Available and Not Available. If contradictory rules are defined for the same product group, the Not Available rule will prevail. *All children of a product group inherit rules from the parent product group. *Eligibility rules set at the product level have precedence over the rules set at the product group level. Group: Explained

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