HPE0-P26 · Question #59
Is this a step in the Change Order Process? Solution: HPE Delivery and the distributor create a growth BOM in OCA and send it to the HPE partner.
The correct answer is B. No. Option B is correct because creating a growth BOM in OCA and sending it to the HPE partner is not a step in the Change Order Process - it belongs to the Growth Order Process, which handles new or expanded configurations rather than modifications to existing orders. The Change…
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Is this a step in the Change Order Process? Solution: HPE Delivery and the distributor create a growth BOM in OCA and send it to the HPE partner.
Options
- AYes
- BNo
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A6% (2)
- B94% (30)
Explanation
Option B is correct because creating a growth BOM in OCA and sending it to the HPE partner is not a step in the Change Order Process - it belongs to the Growth Order Process, which handles new or expanded configurations rather than modifications to existing orders. The Change Order Process is specifically scoped to modifying a previously submitted order (e.g., adjusting quantities, configurations, or pricing on an active order), not initiating new growth-related builds. Option A is wrong because conflating growth order activities with change order activities misidentifies where this action occurs in the overall workflow.
Memory tip: Think "Change = Modify, Growth = New." If a step involves creating something new (like a BOM for growth), it belongs to the Growth Order Process, not the Change Order Process.
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