Free Microsoft MB6-703 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Which two statements describe a requirements explosion from a sales order line? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A.  The explosion is used for the availability check.
• B.  The explosion creates a sales order line for each component of a bill of materials (BOM).
• C.  The explosion shows how requirements can be satisfied for the sales order line.
• D.  The explosion is a partial update of the dynamic master plan.

You plan to create a sales order for an item.
Currently, you do not have the item on hand, but you have a purchase order for the item.
You need to ensure that the item can be reserved against the purchase order.
What should you do?

• A.  From the Accounts payable parameters form, set Reservation to Automatic.
• B.  From the Inventory and warehouse management parameters form, select Reserve items automatically.
• C.  From the Accounts receivable parameters form, set Reservation to Automatic.
• D.  From the Inventory and warehouse management parameters form, select Reserve ordered items.

You have a customer who orders the same products frequently. You need to simplify the creation of sales orders for the customer.
What should you use?

• A.  Anew item
• B.  Ablanket order
• C.  An item list
• D.  Adirect delivery order

You plan to run an automatic update on the ABC classifications of all items.
You need to identify which ABC code to update based on the sales of eachitem in a given period.
Which ABC code should you identify?

• A.  Margin
• B.  Value
• C.  Carrying cost
• D.  Revenue

A customer is placing an order for an item that is in stock. The customer requires that the order be delivered within two weeks.
You need to identify the minimum amount of time required for the order to be delivered to the customer.
What should you do from the Sales order form?

• A.  From the purchase order, view the Requested receipt date
• B.  Click Simulate delivery dates
• C.  View the Confirmed delivery date.
• D.  View the Confirmed receipt date.