When submitting a payroll flow, who is the owner of a task if no one has been indicated within the payroll flow definition?
Response:

• A. Any user with either the Payroll Administrator or Payroll Manager Role
• B. Any user with the Payroll Manager role
• C. The user that submitted the payroll flow
• D. Any user with the Payroll Administrator role

How can users create Elements Entries?
Response:

• A. Automatically.
• B. Batch entry using Payroll Batch Loader.
• C. Manual entry on the Manage Element Entry page.
• D. All of the above.

A customer wants to distribute the costs of a benefits element, which is at payroll relationship level, to employee earnings. How should you define the costing rules to meet this requirement?
Response:

• A. Create the costing as Fixed Costed on payroll relationship level element, because the element is at relationship level. It automatically distributes costs for earnings elements, which are at assignment level.
• B. Create the costing of type "Costed" and because it is a relationship level element, it automatically distributes the costs over earnings elements.
• C. Create a distribution group with earnings elements and create the distributed costing on relationship level element.
• D. you cannot distribute the costs of an element.

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

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

A customer's organization has three Business Units - BU1, BU2, and BU3. You have an Onsite Allowance element, which is at Assignment level, for which only the employees in BU2 and BU3 are eligible.
How do you define the element eligibility for Onsite Allowance element so that the element entry is restricted only for BU2 and BU3?
Response:

• A. Define the element eligibility as an Open Eligibility and create an element entry only for employees with BU2 and BU3.
• B. Define multiple element eligibilities using BU2 and BU3 for Business Unit criteria.
• C. You cannot meet the requirement as you cannot create element eligibility using business unit as the eligibility criteria.
• D. Onsite Allowance element should be defined as the Payroll Relationship level element so that the element eligibility can be defined using Business Unit as the criteria.