Oracle Order Management Cloud Exam

Identify the sequence of Oracle Management Cloud components involved while processing a sales order.

• Order Entry, Orchestration, Task Layer Services, External Interface Layer

• External Source Systems, Internal Systems, Orchestration, Task Layer Services, External Interface Layer

• External Source Systems, Order Entry, Orchestration, Task Layer Services, External Interface Layer

• External Source Systems, Order Entry, Orchestration, External Interface Layer, Task Layer Services

Your customer is using Oracle Social Network for Order Management. They claim a conversation is being created for every order in the system, and that this is not required for automated order fulfillment.

What can be changed so that Oracle Social Network only creates conversations for sales orders that need them?

• When enabling the Sales Order object for Oracle Social Network use the manual mode.

• Disable the Sales Order object for Oracle Social Network.

• Turn off all conversations in Oracle Social Network.

• Remove access from users for certain orders that do not require conversations.

• When enabling the Sales Order object for Oracle Social Network, use the automatic mode.

Which part of the process is correct in regard to utilizing Oracle Collaboration Messaging Framework Cloud with Oracle Order Management?

• Collaboration Messaging Framework receives an order document in a format that is supported by Order Management from a trading partner, and then converts the order to the Open Applications Group Integration Specification (OAGIS)format.

• Collaboration Messaging Framework creates and sends the acknowledgement message in the format that is supported by Order Management.

• Order Management processes the order, but cannot automatically notify Collaboration Messaging Framework after accepting the order.

• Collaboration Messaging Framework receives an order document in the Open Applications Group Integration Specification (OAGIS) format from a trading partner, and then converts the order to the format that is supported by Order Management.

• Oracle Collaboration Messaging Framework Cloud is not supported with Oracle Order Management.

Which three statements are false in regard to integrating public Global Order Promising web services with external order capture and management systems?

(Choose three.)

• You can collect Sales Orders that are scheduled in external order management systems into Global Order Promising.

• No steps are required to enable calling Global Order Promising by using public web services.

• The services cannot be used to inquire about the availability of supply for a potential order before the order is created in Oracle Order Management.

• Several steps are required to enable calling Global Order Promising by using public web services.

• You cannot collect Sales Orders that are scheduled in external order management systems into Global Order Promising.

Which four options apply to the "Lead Time" mode? (Choose four.)

• Lead time can be specified in multiple ways.

• The item is promised on the requested date irrespective of availability.

• Calendars and transit time constraints are respected.

• No supply availability search is performed.

• The order promising engine does not generate any pegging.

In the Cloud Order Management system, identify the function performed by the External Interface Layer.

• It manages the communication between Order Management and external or internal fulfillment systems.

• It sends information to downstream fulfillment systems, and interprets responses and updates from those systems.

• It receives information from upstream order capture systems, sends information to downstream fulfillment systems, and interprets responses and updates from those systems.

• It imports orders and processes them to fulfillment lines before assigning them to fulfillment systems.

You are importing sales order data from a source system. You want to delete the imported sales orders from interface tables to save storage space. How would you do this?

• Delete the orders from Oracle Content Server.

• Run the ESS job "Delete Orders from Interface Tables".

• You must request the system administrator to delete orders from interface tables.

• Delete the orders from the Order Management work area.

• Run the ESS job Purge Interface Tables.

Your customer requires order revisions from an external system. The customer is concerned that all order lines will have to be sent again in the revised order even though the customer typically changes only one or two lines. Which three statements are true? (Choose three.)

• Order lines can be canceled by sending a cancellation request.

• A revised order can contain just the updated order line.

• All order lines will have to be sent again in the revised order.

• Missing order lines are assumed to be canceled.

• Missing order lines are not assumed to be canceled.

Which three statements are true about the Visual Information Builder interface? (Choose three.)

• The Visual Information Builder interface is a simplified drag-and-drop rule editor.

• In the Visual Information Builder interface, you create external interface routing rules by using the Manage External Integration Routing Rules page.

• Pre-transformation rules and external integration routing rules can be created by using the Visual Information Builder interface.

• In the Visual Information Builder interface, you create external interface routing rules by using the "Manage External Integration Routing Rules for Sales Orders" page.

• The Visual Information Builder interface is the same as the editor for Oracle Business Rules.

How can split fulfillment lines in Order Management be managed independently?

• Split fulfillment lines can be managed independently because they are often being shipped from different warehouses.

• Split fulfillment lines can be managed with an orchestration process instance that has been created for them.

• Split fulfillment lines cannot be managed independently.

• Split fulfillment lines can be managed independently because they have different attributes.