C_THR81_2505 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Associate - SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Core

To enable a custom Generic (MDF) object for Employee Self-Service (ESS) in SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central, the following configurations are necessary:

C. Create one configuration UI for the object.

A Configuration UI (User Interface) must be created for the MDF object to define how users will interact with it. This UI facilitates data entry and management within the ESS framework.

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D. Set the externalCode field to Data Type = User.

The externalCode field should be set to the 'User' data type. This configuration ensures that the object is associated with specific user records, enabling personalized data management within ESS.

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Options A and B are not required for enabling a custom MDF object for Employee Self-Service:

A. Set the externalName field to Data Type = User.

The externalName field typically holds descriptive information and does not need to be set to the 'User' data type for ESS functionality.

B. Create a Valid When association for the object.

While associations can define relationships between objects, a 'Valid When' association is not a prerequisite for enabling ESS capabilities for a custom MDF object.

In the Corporate Data Model, the country-specific Corporate Address element requires the field Country to be specified. This ensures that address configurations are appropriately associated with a country.

For the Jobinfo_FTE_Comp rule, the correct condition to use is Option D. This ensures that the system evaluates changes in FTE values and event reasons to calculate and adjust compensation data accordingly. The precise conditions are necessary to maintain consistency in how the rule is applied across various HR scenarios.

Scenario 1: HR Transaction Rules

Cross-entity business rules in SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central allow for data propagation and validation across different HRIS elements. The following objects are supported in cross-entity business rules:

A. Pay Component Recurring

This object pertains to regular, recurring payments such as salaries. Cross-entity rules can be configured to update or validate data between Pay Component Recurring and other entities like Job Information.

D. Job Information

This object contains details about an employee's job role, department, and other related information. Cross-entity rules can be used to ensure consistency between Job Information and other entities, such as Compensation Information.

Objects like Work Permit Information and Personal Information are not currently supported in cross-entity business rules. The focus of cross-entity rules is primarily on employment-related entities to maintain data integrity across core HR processes.

B. The technicalParameters column with a value of SYNC has NOT been included in the import file:

When importing position data, the technicalParameters column with the value "SYNC" must be included to ensure that changes to position attributes are synchronized to the incumbent's data.

C. The business rule to sync data changes sets the Position Department to be equal to Job Information.Department:

If the rule is incorrectly configured, the department field on the incumbent's job information may not update as expected. The correct configuration should align the position department with the incumbent's job information.

These factors contribute to discrepancies between position and incumbent data.

To direct approval processes to the head of a business unit, you use a Dynamic Role. This approver type allows you to dynamically assign approval tasks based on relationships such as the head of a specific organizational structure.

A Manager approver type refers to direct line managers, which is different from business unit heads.

Dynamic Groups and Roles do not specifically address the dynamic nature of organizational roles like a business unit head.