In SAP Central Business Configuration, which activities can you perform in the Product-Specific Configuration Phase? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AModify building blocks.
• BChange approval thresholds.
• CCreate new scope items.
• DAdd new sales organizations.
• EAdd blocking reasons for billing.

• A
  18% (5)
• B
  71% (20)
• E
  11% (3)

Explanation

In SAP Central Business Configuration, the Product-Specific Configuration Phase is where organizations tailor the solution to their specific business needs within the pre-built scope. This is why B (Change approval thresholds), C (Create new scope items), and D (Add new sales organizations) are correct - these are business-specific customizations that extend or adjust the system's behavior, structure, or rules to match a particular company's requirements.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Modify building blocks) is incorrect because building blocks are modified during the Fit-to-Standard or scoping phases, not the product-specific configuration phase - they represent pre-packaged content that is selected and activated earlier.
• E (Add blocking reasons for billing) is a configuration activity, but it falls under general system configuration rather than the product-specific configuration phase's defined scope in CBC.

Memory tip: Think of the Product-Specific Configuration Phase as "making it yours" - you're adding your org structures (sales orgs), your business rules (approval thresholds), and your scope (new scope items). If an activity sounds like it's building the foundation (building blocks) or a granular transactional setting (billing blocks), it belongs elsewhere.

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