C_BRSOM_2020 · Question #54
Which actions can you perform for a master agreement main item that's in "released" status? Note
The correct answer is C. Edit the parties involved D. Assign the authorized partners. When a master agreement main item reaches Released status, the contract is active but certain structural and financial configurations become locked to preserve agreement integrity. Editing the parties involved (C) and assigning authorized partners (D) are permitted because…
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Which actions can you perform for a master agreement main item that's in "released" status? Note
Options
- AAssign the cross-catalog mapping version
- BEdit the billing cycle
- CEdit the parties involved
- DAssign the authorized partners
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A19% (5)
- B12% (3)
- C69% (18)
Explanation
When a master agreement main item reaches Released status, the contract is active but certain structural and financial configurations become locked to preserve agreement integrity. Editing the parties involved (C) and assigning authorized partners (D) are permitted because these are relationship-management actions that don't alter the core contract terms-they define who participates, which may legitimately change even on a live agreement.
Option A (cross-catalog mapping version) is locked at release because catalog mappings are foundational configuration that must be stable before the agreement goes live. Option B (billing cycle) is also locked since it's a core financial parameter-changing it on a released agreement could disrupt invoicing and payment flows.
Memory tip: On a released agreement, you can manage people and partners (relationships) but not pricing and catalog structure (financial/technical terms). Think: "Who, yes. How much / how mapped, no."
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