You trigger a product change process within the subscription contract. Which document is generated

Question

Options

• AChange contract account
• BChange contract
• CChange sales order
• DChange order

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  3% (2)
• D
  93% (55)

Explanation

When you trigger a product change process within a subscription contract, the system generates a Change Order - a document specifically designed to capture and process modifications to an active subscription (such as upgrading or downgrading a product). Option A ("Change contract account") is not a standard document type produced by this process; account-level changes follow a different flow. Option B ("Change contract") sounds plausible but is incorrect - the contract itself is the source document, not the output; the order is what gets generated to enact the change. Option C ("Change sales order") applies to modifying standalone sales transactions, not subscription-driven product changes.

Memory tip: Think of the subscription contract as the agreement and the change order as the action - whenever something changes within a subscription, the system fires off an Order to execute it, just like a new purchase generates a sales order.

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