What three options should be considered while defining a costing key flexfield structure? (Choose three.)

• A. Value sets for the segments
• B. Cost hierarchy levels enabled to populate each cost account segment
• C. segments required for the offset account
• D. GL Accounting key flexfield structure

When a customer runs a payroll, it creates payroll run actions for all workers included in the process.
On which employment record are the process actions created?

• A. Payroll Relationship only
• B. Assignment only
• C. Assignment, Payroll Relationship
• D. Assignment, Work Relationship

You have a requirement for not processing an element entry based on a specific condition that will be evaluated during payroll run. How should you achieve this?

• A. You write a calculation formula with the condition so that the element is not processed when the condition is satisfied.
• B. You cannot meet this requirement because once an element entry is created, it will be processed all the time.
• C. You write a skip rule with the condition so that the element is not processed when the condition is satisfied.
• D. You write a validation formula with the condition so that the element is not processed when the condition is satisfied.

Your customer is running their weekly payroll, which includes a number of high-performing workers, who will be receiving a bonus. They want these workers to be able to view their payslip two days earlier than other workers on the weekly payroll.
What action should be taken to meet this requirement?

• A. Navigate to the Document of Records (DOR) and override the payslip availability date for the impacted employees.
• B. It is not possible to override the payslip availability date for a subset of workers.
• C. Create a payroll object group for the impacted workers and enter the overriding payslip availability date when submitting the payroll run.
• D. Using the payroll time definition, override the payslip availability date for the impacted workers.

An element is defined with costing type as "Fixed Costing".
Which costing levels are considered while building cost account?

• A. Payroll, Element Eligibility, Element Entry
• B. Payroll, Element Eligibility, Department, Element Entry
• C. Payroll, Department, Element Eligibility
• D. Payroll, Person Element Entry, Department, Job or Position, Person, Element Eligibility