For which objects can you use Order Distribution Infrastructure to distribute data? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• ASubscription Order
• BSubscription Contract
• CProvider Contract
• DMaster Agreement

• A
  85% (29)
• C
  9% (3)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

Order Distribution Infrastructure (ODI) is designed specifically to distribute subscription-based transactional objects, which is why Subscription Order (A) and Subscription Contract (B) are the correct answers - both represent active, fulfillment-driven documents that need to be shared across systems in a subscription business model.

Provider Contract (C) is incorrect because it represents a supplier/vendor-side agreement rather than a customer-facing subscription object, placing it outside ODI's distribution scope. Master Agreement (D) is a high-level umbrella document that governs terms across multiple contracts but is not itself a distributable transactional object under ODI.

Memory tip: Focus on the word "SUBscription" - ODI handles objects where you have a customer subscribing to something (an Order to start it, a Contract to govern it). If the object isn't subscription-driven or is too upstream (like a Master Agreement) or vendor-side (like a Provider Contract), ODI doesn't apply.

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