Q: 12
You post an invoice with invoice reduction. What can you observe in the system?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
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I don't think it's D since SAP usually splits documents by function, so I'd say C here. That trap with one doc always trips me up.
You see two docs in standard S/4HANA for invoice reduction, so A. System also lets you notify the supplier about the credit memo, so B is right. Fairly sure about both unless there's some weird config.
B tbh, A is correct too. D feels like a trap since SAP always creates two docs for invoice reduction, not just one. If anyone's seen otherwise, let me know but A/B matches standard S/4HANA.
Option A and B for sure. SAP splits invoice reduction into two docs, and the system can send the supplier a credit memo notification. C and D don't fit standard S/4HANA behavior from what I've seen. Anybody disagree?
C or D? I've always thought invoice reduction triggers two separate accounting docs so I'm leaning away from D. But I don't recall the system blocking payment like C unless there's a discrepancy, so maybe A and B are the safer picks. Not 100% sure, open to someone double-checking.
A/B tbh, that’s what most SAP official docs and practice questions show for invoice reduction. If you want to double check, the S/4HANA config guide and sample system walk-throughs are super helpful for seeing the doc splits yourself.
C/D? I think in some flows the invoice is blocked until confirmation or combined in one doc.
C imo. In some practice exams I've seen, there's an option that the invoice gets blocked until the supplier handles the credit memo, which kind of makes sense from a controls perspective. Could be missing something though, since official SAP docs are a must-check for this.
Looks like A and B are correct here. SAP creates two separate accounting docs for invoice reduction and also sends a notification to the supplier. Pretty sure C and D don’t match standard S/4HANA, but happy to be corrected.
A and B. Seen similar wording in SAP practice tests, matches what the official guide describes for invoice reduction.
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