I'm going with A, B, and C. Seriously, if an automatic payment run didn't clear the vendor's account, create a financial document, and close the open item, what would be the point? It's like trying to bake a cake without any flour, eggs, or sugar. Just doesn't make sense.
A, B, and C are definitely the right answers. As for the others, I think the exam writer was just trying to keep us on our toes. It's like they were saying, 'Hey, you think you know automatic payment runs, but do you really?' Tricky, tricky.
I agree with Wendell. Those answers make sense because after a payment run, the vendor's account should be cleared, financial documents should be generated, and data should be ready for printing.
E? Approval process initiated? Isn't the whole point of an automatic payment run to, you know, skip the approval process? Someone's been watching too many corporate compliance videos, if you ask me.
I agree with Charlette. Those answers make sense because after a payment run, the vendor's account should be cleared, financial documents should be generated, and data should be ready for printing.
Hmm, I'm not sure about D. Preparing data for printing seems a bit odd in the context of an automatic payment run. But hey, you never know what kind of weird stuff can happen in the world of finance, right?
A, B, and C seem pretty straightforward to me. The vendor's account gets cleared, a financial document is created, and the open item is closed. Easy peasy!
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