In which of the following areas can you use incompatibilities? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

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Options

• ADelivery proposal
• BTendering
• CCharge calculation
• DFreight unit building
• ECarrier selection

• A
  87% (54)
• B
  5% (3)
• C
  8% (5)

Explanation

In SAP Transportation Management (SAP TM), incompatibilities are rules that prevent incompatible goods, resources, or conditions from being combined during specific planning steps. They apply during Delivery Proposal (A) to block incompatible items from being grouped into the same delivery, during Freight Unit Building (D) to prevent incompatible goods from being consolidated into the same freight unit, and during Carrier Selection (E) to exclude carriers that are unsuitable for specific cargo types or conditions.

Tendering (B) is a procurement process for inviting carrier bids - incompatibility rules do not govern which tenders are issued, so it is not in scope. Charge Calculation (C) is a pure costing/pricing step; incompatibilities have no bearing on how freight charges are computed.

Memory tip: Think of incompatibilities as a gate-keeping mechanism - they only apply at stages where things are being matched or combined (items into deliveries, items into freight units, freight to carriers). If a step is about pricing or bidding, no matching is happening, so incompatibilities don't apply.

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