Q: 1
What are SAP Cloud ALM capabilities that support the S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition post-upgrade
process?
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C/D/E? Not totally confident on E but looks like those fit for post-upgrade tasks.
C D, E. If the question said "initial setup" instead of post-upgrade, B could be right too.
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Q: 2
For which SAP solutions does SAP Cloud ALM support creating transport requests directly from a
feature?
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Its A, D, E. SAP Cloud ALM lets you create transport requests directly for S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition, NetWeaver AS ABAP, and on-prem S/4HANA, but not Integration Suite. Pretty sure that matches what the docs say.
Probably A, D, E here. B looks tempting but Integration Suite manages transports differently, not straight from Cloud ALM features. C is Public Edition, which also isn't directly supported for this kind of transport request. If you check recent SAP docs or practice, it always mentions S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition, NetWeaver ABAP and regular S/4HANA for this scenario.
Really straightforward question, nice! Is SAP Integration Suite (B) also supported for direct transport requests?
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Q: 3
How does SAP Cloud ALM for operations enable customers to increase operational efficiency?
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B/C? I might lean C since reminders could help teams stay on top of meetings and sync up, which keeps ops running. But the question says "increase operational efficiency" not just coordination. Maybe that's too much of a stretch though, since automation in B directly reduces manual work. I feel like in some edge cases, reminders could have an impact, but overall probably not as big as automating actions. Thoughts?
B Automating those operational tasks means less manual work, so things run smoother. Pretty sure that's what SAP aims for here.
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Q: 4
Which SAP Support agreements grant the Term License for Tricentis Test Automation for SAP?
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Makes sense, it's B C E here. A and D don't actually provide the Tricentis term license coverage from what I remember.
Probably B, C, E. D looks tempting but only covers large enterprise support not this license specifically.
B , not A or D since those don’t cover Tricentis licensing according to what I saw in similar practice sets. Trick question since "cloud editions" looks like a distractor but it’s correct here.
B C, E
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Q: 5
A project-specific deliverable is not part of the SAP Activate roadmap. How can you manage all tasks
that are related to that deliverable?
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I don’t think A or C fit here. B is the way to go because custom deliverable lets you manage all extra project tasks that aren’t in the default roadmap. Saw this on a similar question in practice banks.
Probably B for this. Custom deliverable tracks unique project tasks in Activate, so makes more sense than creating a team or release. Unless there's a really edge case for using C, but all the training I've seen says use custom deliverables to cover non-standard stuff.
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Q: 6
In SAP Cloud ALM, where can you find an overview of multiple projects?
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Not B, it's A. Solution Process Traceability (B) usually digs into end-to-end process flows, not project overviews. I've seen similar in SAP training where only Cross-Project Analysis pulls data across several initiatives. I think A is the right pick.
A tbh
A that's what I've seen in SAP official docs and sample exams. The Cross-Project Analysis section is designed for overviews like this.
B not D. Cross-Project Analysis is the right one for multiple projects overview.
A imo
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Q: 7
Which of the following capabilities does SAP Cloud ALM for implementation provide?
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Its A, C and D. The official SAP Cloud ALM documentation and practice tests both list these for implementation. Not seeing Process Mining or EAM in the core features, but open to corrections if someone found newer materials.
A C D, not seeing process mining as an implementation feature here.
Had something like this in a mock, pretty sure it's A, C, D.
Option A, C, D. Test Planning, Project Management, and Analytics are the key features here.
Think it's B, seen similar in the official guide and practice sets.
C or D. Not totally sure which aligns more with implementation, but Process Mining feels wrong here.
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Q: 8
Which of the following can customers define and use to label tasks, user stories, and requirements?
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I don’t think it’s C. I went with A since risk levels are common labels in project tracking, at least in some SAP guides I’ve seen. If you want to be sure, maybe check the official help or some recent hands-on labs.
Probably A. Had something like this in a mock and risk levels were mentioned for categorizing work. Not totally sure since tags are also used sometimes.
Just to clarify, does the question specify using a custom label that users can freely create and assign? If it’s strictly about customizable and reusable labels, then Option C makes sense. If it’s about default system fields, the answer might change.
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Q: 9
What are some of the use cases of SAP Cloud ALM for operations?
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I see most are picking A, B, and E but I think C (Configuration Monitoring) is also one of the main ops use cases. In similar questions on practice exams, config monitoring always comes up as a key part of keeping systems compliant and secure. Maybe I'm missing something but I'd go with A, B, C. Let me know if you see it differently.
A B, E tbh. SAP Cloud ALM for operations is mostly about keeping systems, jobs, and business processes running smooth. Config monitoring (C) usually falls under implementation/administration rather than daily ops. Not totally sure but that's what I've seen in most SAP docs.
I'm pretty sure C (Configuration Monitoring) fits here too. It helps track config changes which is important for operations, right? D seems more technical and less about day-to-day ops. Anyone else thinking C?
Does "for operations" include both technical and business process monitoring or just technical? That changes if C fits here.
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Q: 10
Which of the following capabilities are part of SAP Cloud ALM Process Management?
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C not E. Thought process hierarchy was more part of Solution Manager features, but correct me if I'm missing something.
C vs E? I remember seeing C in some materials, but E could be a trap here.
A, B, E. Saw almost the same set on a previous practice and reports say these match current ALM Process Management features.
Its C, not E.
A, B, E imo. Saw similar question in the official guide and practice tests, that matches what they list for Process Management features.
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