When using Web Services 1.0,consider the following sequence of a client system calling CPQ Cloud WebServices.
1. Call Security Login WebServices with User ID and Password.
2. Create a Commerce update Transaction WebServices call by using an existing transaction ID.
3. Make the following updates in the web service XML:
* Set Session ID.
* Set "_shipTo_first_name" to "myName"
4. Submit the WebService call.
5. Call Security Logout WebServices with the Session ID to close the session.
Based on the given sequence, which two statements are true? (Choose two.)

• A. The Commerce transaction should be updated with the new Ship To name.
• B. The call in step 4 will throw an error.
• C. Step 5 is unnecessary. Session ID is not needed to log out.
• D. Step 3 does not specify an action to execute; therefore, nothing is updated in the transaction.
• E. The session will still be open.

What is the correct navigation path to create Account Integrations?

• A. Admin > Accounts >Integration > Add
• B. Admin > Accounts >Add >Integration
• C. Admin > Accounts > Import >Integration > Add
• D. Admin > Process Definition > Integrations > List > Add

An administrator tries to change the document views on an attribute from aparticipant profile on a given step.
But the attribute is not listed in the list of attributes that are available for editing.
What are two reasons for this behavior? (Choose two.)

• A. The attribute is not added to the layout.
• B. The attribute is being referenced in an active Hiding rule.
• C. The attribute is a system attribute.
• D. The attribute is hidden on the Attribute Details page.

How can action buttons be hidden in Commerce?

• A. by putting the action button bar on a hidden tab in Commerce
• B. by using Commerce hiding rules
• C. by using profiles and steps in Commerce
• D. by usingConfiguration hiding rules

Which statement is a proper definition of a Punch-In?

• A. Punch-Ins are links that hook into specific pages in the system. They can be used to navigate directly from one page to another in your application. They can also be used to jump to a specific page from an external website.
• B. Punch-Ins are links that hook into specific product families in the system. They can be used to navigate directly from a product familyto another in your application. They can also be used to jump into a specific product family from an external website.
• C. Punch-Ins are links that hook into a specific Commerce process in the system. They can be used to navigate directly to a given Commerceprocess in your application. They can also be used to jump into a specific Commerce process from an external website.
• D. Punch-Ins are buttons that take you to specific pages in the system. They can be used to navigate directly from one page to another in your application.
• E. Punch-Ins are links that relate into specific parts in the system. They can be used to search directly for a given part in your application. They can also be used to search for a specific part from an external website.