Pegasystems PEGACPSA23V1 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Pegasystems PEGACPSA23V1 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 161:

  Which source do you select for a data page that contains the details of single record for a data type?

  A. Report definition
  B. Data transform
  C. Connector
  D. Lookup
  D. Lookup

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  Explanation/Reference:

  When configuring a data page that needs to retrieve details of a single record, the appropriate source to use is:

  D . Lookup. Lookup is specifically used in Pega to retrieve a single record based on a key or a set of keys from a data type. This makes it suitable for data pages that are intended to provide detailed information about a particular entity, ensuring efficient and accurate data retrieval based on specific criteria.

• Question 162:

  In which scenario is it appropriate to use a layout group?

  A. A view displays four columns when viewed on a tablet and two columns on a mobile device.
  B. A view displays a table with course information, including a description, duration, and cost.
  C. A view displays a text field if the user selects a checkbox to opt in to provide feedback.
  D. A view displays address, contact, and payment information in a series of tabs.
  D. A view displays address, contact, and payment information in a series of tabs.

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  Explanation/Reference:

  The appropriate scenario to use a layout group:

  D . A view displays address, contact, and payment information in a series of tabs. A layout group is suitable for organizing related information into separate tabs, making the interface cleaner and more navigable. This allows users to easily access different sets of information without overcrowding the view.

• Question 163:

  An accident claim case creates a vehicle claim case for each vehicle involved in an accident. Which two configurations prevent the accident claim case from resolving before all vehicle claims are resolved? (Choose Two)

  A. Add each vehicle claim as a child case of the accident claim.
  B. Add a manual approval step to the accident claim case.
  C. Add an optional process to pause the accident case until the vehicle claims are paid.
  D. Add a wait step to the accident claim case to wait until ail vehicle claims have a status of Resolved.
  A. Add each vehicle claim as a child case of the accident claim.
  D. Add a wait step to the accident claim case to wait until ail vehicle claims have a status of Resolved.

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  Explanation/Reference:

  To ensure the accident claim case does not resolve before all associated vehicle claims are resolved, the structure and dependencies between the cases must be clearly defined within the case design. A . Add each vehicle claim as a child case of the accident claim: This configuration establishes a hierarchical relationship between the accident claim and the vehicle claims. By treating vehicle claims as child cases, their resolution becomes a prerequisite for the resolution of the parent accident claim case. This structural relationship inherently prevents the parent case from concluding before the child cases are resolved. D . Add a wait step to the accident claim case to wait until all vehicle claims have a status of Resolved: Incorporating a wait step specifically designed to monitor the status of all vehicle claims ensures that the accident claim case only moves forward once every vehicle claim has reached a resolution. This step acts as a checkpoint within the case workflow, enforcing the requirement that all related vehicle claims must be settled before the accident claim can be concluded. Adding a manual approval step (B) might introduce a review process but does not inherently ensure that all vehicle claims are resolved before proceeding. Similarly, adding an optional process to pause the case (C) provides flexibility in case handling but lacks the direct linkage to the resolution status of all vehicle claims as a condition for the accident claim's progression. Pega's case management capabilities emphasize the importance of designing case hierarchies and dependencies to ensure coordinated progression and resolution of related cases, as outlined in Pega's official documentation on case design best practices.

• Question 164:

  You are developing a Visa case type to process entry visa applications. As part of the process, applicants schedule an interview with the consulate. An Interview child case is created for the interview process. Following the interview, the consulate reaches a decisions within 48 hours or more. For Visa case to proceed to application notification, the Interview case needs to be resolved. After you create the Interview child case, how to do you configure the case type to achieve the required behavior?

  A. Following the Create Case step, add a Wait step that pauses the parent case until the application schedules the interview.
  B. Following the Create Case step, add a Wait step that pauses the parent case until the Interview reaches the Resolved status.
  C. Following the Create Case step, add a services-level agreement (SLA) that escalates the parent case after 48 hours.
  D. Following the Create Case step, add an Interview step that is automatically resolved after 48 hours.
  B. Following the Create Case step, add a Wait step that pauses the parent case until the Interview reaches the Resolved status.

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  Explanation/Reference:

  To manage the progression of a Visa application case type, contingent upon the resolution of an Interview child case:

  B . Following the Create Case step, add a Wait step that pauses the parent case until the Interview reaches the Resolved status. This approach is ideal for ensuring that the main Visa case does not proceed until the Interview child case is fully resolved, aligning the case progression with the actual completion of necessary procedural steps, thus maintaining process integrity and dependency.

• Question 165:

  A life insurance company has satellite offices in various countries. Each satellite office has a work queue.

  Company policy requires that life insurance underwriting be assigned to offices based on the policy owner's residential address.

  Which routing approach supports this requirement?

  A. Route the assignment to the correct work queue by using an authority matrix.
  B. Route the assignment to the correct work queue based on business logic.
  C. Route the assignment to a specific underwriter based on business logic.
  D. Route the assignment to the correct work queue by using a reporting structure.
  B. Route the assignment to the correct work queue based on business logic.

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  Explanation/Reference:

  In a life insurance company with satellite offices in various countries and a policy requiring that underwriting be assigned based on the policy owner's residential address, the routing must be dynamic and adaptable to the specifics of each case.

  B . Route the assignment to the correct work queue based on business logic: This approach allows for the flexibility to evaluate each policy owner's residential address and determine the appropriate satellite office work queue for assignment. By utilizing business logic, assignments can dynamically route to the correct office, ensuring compliance with company policy and efficiency in case processing. Routing the assignment using an authority matrix (A) or a reporting structure (D) could provide structural frameworks for decision-making but might not offer the dynamic, case-by-case routing needed for this specific requirement. Routing to a specific underwriter (C) focuses on individual assignments rather than the broader need to assign work to office-specific queues based on geographic criteria. Pega Academy's training materials on case management and routing offer insights into various routing strategies, including the use of business logic to dynamically assign work based on case-specific criteria.

• Question 166:

  During a playback session, a stakeholder notices that a drop-down list is missing one of the required options. Which work item do you create in Agile Workbench to address this issue?

  A. User Story
  B. Bug
  C. Feedback
  D. Status
  B. Bug

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  Explanation/Reference:

  In Agile Workbench, when a stakeholder identifies an issue like a missing option in a dropdown list during a playback session, the appropriate work item to create is a "Bug." This is because the issue represents a deviation from the expected functionality or requirements that need to be addressed by the development team. Bugs in Agile Workbench are used to track errors or problems that need resolution to meet the outlined specifications or user expectations.

• Question 167:

  Given a table which shows total working hours, sick, vacation. Identify how we calculate the respective values

  A. Total working hours
  B. Calculate field, data transform
  C. Sick hours
  D. Leave hours
  B. Calculate field, data transform

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  Explanation/Reference:

  In Pega, calculating values such as total working hours, sick hours, and vacation hours often involves using data transforms to manipulate and set property values based on logic defined within the application. A "Calculate field" in a data transform would allow for the dynamic calculation of these values based on inputs such as logged time entries, absence records, and other relevant data inputs. This method is efficient for real-time computation and updates of calculated fields within a table or data page.

• Question 168:

  A requirement states: A customer can update an address at any point during case processing by performing the following steps.

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  The customer submits the new address.

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  The application verifies that the address matches postal service requirements.

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  The customer then approves the corrected address. How do you configure this requirement?

  A. Add a case-wide optional action to the workflow for the address submission.
  B. Add a case-wide optional process to the case workflow to perform the address change.
  C. Add an alternate stage to the case life cycle to change the address.
  D. Add a button to each assignment to present the customer with a form to submit a new address.
  A. Add a case-wide optional action to the workflow for the address submission.

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  Explanation/Reference:

  To configure the requirement that allows a customer to update their address at any point during case processing, including submission, verification, and approval of the new address, an approach that provides flexibility and accessibility throughout the case lifecycle is needed. A . Add a case-wide optional action to the workflow for the address submission: This configuration enables the address update functionality to be accessible at any stage of the case processing. A casewide optional action ensures that the customer can initiate the address change process whenever necessary, without being constrained by the current stage or step in the case. This approach aligns with the requirement

• Question 169:

  In a hiring application:

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  An employee interviews the candidate.

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  The Human Resources (HR) team creates and send s the officer letter.

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  The Information Technology (IT) team assigns the workstation.

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  The facilities team assigns the work desk.

  To meet these requirements, what persona do you create?

  A. Employee, IT, Facilities
  B. HR, IT, Facilities
  C. Employee, HR, Facilities
  D. Employee, HR, IT Facilities
  B. HR, IT, Facilities

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  Explanation/Reference:

  In a hiring application that includes tasks performed by different teams"HR creating and sending the offer letter, IT assigning the workstation, and Facilities assigning the work desk"the personas to be created correspond to each team handling specific responsibilities. Each persona represents a user or team involved in the process with distinct roles and access requirements. Therefore, the personas for HR, IT, and Facilities should be created to accurately reflect the workflow and ensure that system permissions and interfaces are appropriately configured for each group's tasks.

• Question 170:

  Select the three benefits of using Direct Capture of Objectives (DCO). (Choose Three)

  A. Generate the latest code from business-friendly metaphors.
  B. Empower project participants to review development progress.
  C. Facilitate collaboration between business and IT around working models.
  D. Automate custom business processes.
  E. Enter and store business requirements in the application.
  B. Empower project participants to review development progress.
  C. Facilitate collaboration between business and IT around working models.
  E. Enter and store business requirements in the application.

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  Explanation/Reference:

  Direct Capture of Objectives (DCO) in Pega provides several benefits, including: B. It empowers project participants to actively review and track the development progress, enhancing transparency and accountability. C. It facilitates effective collaboration between business stakeholders and IT teams by providing a common platform to discuss, modify, and validate working models of the application in real-time. E. DCO allows for direct entry and storage of business requirements within the application itself, ensuring that these requirements are readily accessible and can be directly linked to the corresponding implementation artifacts.