C_BYD15_1908 SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Business ByDesign Implementation Consultant Questions and Answers

The best practice for gathering information about the structure of fixed assets is to use the reports within the fixed asset ledger. These reports will provide detailed information regarding the structure and composition of the fixed assets. Additionally, it is recommended to group fixed assets with custom-specific extension fields so that the data can be more easily viewed, managed, and analyzed. Aggregating sub-asset accounts to fixed assets can also help to better analyze the structure of the fixed assets. Finally, the fixed asset section of the balance sheet can be used to view the total value of all fixed assets.

According to the SAP Business ByDesign Help Center, the following technologies can be used to connect external systems and applications to SAP Business ByDesign:

A. Custom OData services: SAP Business ByDesign provides a flexible platform for creating custom OData services that allow you to expose your own data and business logic to external systems and applications. You can use custom OData services to integrate SAP Business ByDesign with other applications and services, such as mobile devices, cloud services, and web-based portals.

C. Web service APIs (SOAP): SAP Business ByDesign provides a comprehensive set of web service APIs that use the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) to exchange data between SAP Business ByDesign and external systems. You can use these APIs to integrate SAP Business ByDesign with other applications, such as CRM systems, ERP systems, and custom-built applications.

E. OData APIs for reports and data sources: SAP Business ByDesign provides OData APIs for accessing reports and data sources in the system. You can use these APIs to extract data from SAP Business ByDesign and integrate it with other applications and systems, such as data analytics tools, business intelligence systems, and data warehousing solutions.

The correct answers to this question are A. Copy targets from MS Excel, C. Copy sales plans and adjusting them for the next planning period, and E. Simulate target achievements based on last year's sales volume. With SAP Sales Planning, you can copy targets from MS Excel, copy sales plans and adjust them for the next planning period, and simulate target achievements based on last year's sales volume. Additionally, you can create a set of custom analytics content to make the plan, forecast, and actual reports available as standard analytics content. Reference: https://help.sap.com/viewer/1f3d3b3e3c8f4e4389f4a2b9a4e20e70/1911/en-US/2e26fcfcdf6a4d6e9e6a9a3f3c8e3e7d.html

The types of actual costs that can be allocated to customer projects with sales integration are A. Overhead costs from distribution runs, B. Service costs from time recordings, and E. Material costs from inventory consumption. Overhead costs from distribution runs are the costs associated with the distribution of the goods and services provided to the customer. Service costs from time recordings are the costs associated with the labor and services needed to complete the project for the customer. Material costs from inventory consumption are the costs associated with the materials used to complete the project for the customer. All of these costs can be allocated to the customer project in order to accurately determine the cost of the project. Reference: https://www.sap.com/documents/2018/11/9f3e3c2d-5f39-0010-82c7-eda71af511fa.html

You can create invoice schedules in SAP Business ByDesign for both contracts and sales orders. With invoice schedules, you can define the billing frequency, billing date, and other parameters for billing your customers. For example, you can define a frequency of "monthly" and the associated billing date to generate invoices for your customers on a monthly basis. Reference: https://help.sap.com/viewer/5e5e864b7f16425e9f36e7f74ce671d2/1911/en-US/d7b8c23f6d724fecac1c7d8aca9f2f7e.html