You create a freight agreement request for quotation (RFQ) master with seven RFQ items. Carrier A is NOT incumbent for three items and is removed from those items. Four other carriers are assigned…

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• A1
• B4
• C3
• D7

• A
  66% (41)
• B
  11% (7)
• C
  5% (3)
• D
  18% (11)

Explanation

When individual freight agreement RFQs are generated from an RFQ master, the system creates one individual RFQ per carrier - not one per item. Carrier A is still an assigned carrier (just excluded from 3 of the 7 items), so it receives exactly 1 individual RFQ containing only the 4 items for which it remains eligible.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (4) confuses the number of items Carrier A is still assigned to with the number of RFQs generated - items are consolidated into a single document per carrier, not split out individually.
• C (3) mistakes the number of items Carrier A was removed from for the count of RFQs - removal from items doesn't produce separate RFQs.
• D (7) is the total item count on the master, which reflects scope, not the number of individual RFQ documents sent to any single carrier.

Memory tip: Think "one envelope per carrier." No matter how many items a carrier is eligible for, everything gets packaged into a single RFQ sent to them - the item count affects what's inside the envelope, not how many envelopes are sent.

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