C-THR70-2505 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

What does a basic deposit rule determine? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.The amount of incentive earnings to deposit
• B.The account to deposit into
• C.The period to make the deposit
• D.The aggregation of credits from transactions

Each sales transaction contains the name of the position to be compensated for a sale.
Which type of rule would you create to allocate the transaction?

• A.A direct credit rule using pre-assigned transactions.
• B.An indirect credit rule using pre-assigned transactions.
• C.An indirect credit rule that references a Territory.
• D.A direct credit rule that references a Territory.

How are released periods used in dashboard configuration? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A.The administrator can release periods based on calendars.
• B.Both administrators and payees can release periods.
• C.Payees can view results prior to pipeline completion.
• D.Payees can view dashboards for released periods only.
• E.The administrator can release periods based on Processing Units.

A sales representative earns a monthly commission of $5000. A portion of that is rolled to the sales representative's manager, but does NOT roll to the sales representative's regional manager. What is this an example of?

• A.Rolling category hierarchy results
• B.Rolling deposit results
• C.Rolling measurement and incentives
• D.Rolling credits results

Your compensation plan has three deposits for one of your payees. Deposit 1 has a value of $2000 with an Earning Code of Hardware Sales and an Earning Group of Commission. Deposit 2 has a value of $4500 with an Earning Code of Router Sales and an Earning Group of Commission.Deposit 3 has a value of $8000 with an Earning Code of Sales Bonus and an Earning Group of Quarterly Commissions Bonus. Given this scenario, how many payments would result from these deposits and for what amounts?

• A.Two payments: Payment 1 for $4500 and Payment 2 for $10000
• B.One payment for $14500
• C.Three payments: Payment 1 for $2000, Payment 2 for $4500, and Payment 3 for $8000
• D.Two payments: Payment 1 for $6500 and Payment 2 for $8000