C_TB1200_10 · Question #66
You sell a case of several hardware tools as a kit Often when selling the kit. one or more tools are replaced with other Items from inventory. Which type of bill of materials would you create for…
The correct answer is C. Template. Template BOM (option C) is correct because it is specifically designed for flexible kit configurations where components can be swapped out with substitute items from inventory. Unlike rigid BOM types, a Template BOM acts as a starting point that can be modified at the time of…
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You sell a case of several hardware tools as a kit Often when selling the kit. one or more tools are replaced with other Items from inventory. Which type of bill of materials would you create for the kit lo support this process?
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- AAssembly
- BSales
- CTemplate
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C95% (35)
Explanation
Template BOM (option C) is correct because it is specifically designed for flexible kit configurations where components can be swapped out with substitute items from inventory. Unlike rigid BOM types, a Template BOM acts as a starting point that can be modified at the time of sale, making it ideal for kits where "one size doesn't fit all."
Why A (Assembly) is wrong: An Assembly BOM is used for manufacturing - it defines a fixed set of components needed to produce a finished good. It doesn't support easy item substitution during the sales process.
Why B (Sales) is wrong: A Sales BOM is used to sell a parent item while displaying its components separately on the sales document. It's about presentation/invoicing structure, not about enabling flexible substitutions within a kit.
Memory tip: Think "Template = Tweak-able." A template is never final - it's a starting point you can modify. Whenever a kit or bundle needs the flexibility to swap items, the Template BOM is your answer.
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