C_THR97_2411 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Associate - Implementation Consultant - SAP SuccessFactors Onboarding

In SAP SuccessFactors Onboarding, specific permissions are required to allow participants, such as administrators or hiring managers, to cancel an Onboarding process. This action is controlled by a dedicated role-based permission (RBP).

According to the SAP SuccessFactors Onboarding Configuration Guide:

Cancel Onboarding Permission(Option D): This permission, configured inManage Permission Roles, grants users the ability to cancel an Onboarding process for a new hire. It is typically assigned to administrators or HR coordinators who need to manage process interruptions, such as when a new hire withdraws or an error occurs.

Option A (Configure Object Definitions) is incorrect because it relates to creating or modifying MDF objects, not canceling processes. Option B (Process Trigger) is incorrect because it pertains to initiating processes, not canceling them. Option C (Process) is incorrect because it is too vague and not a specific permission for canceling Onboarding processes.

External HRIS integrations with SAP SuccessFactors Onboarding enable data transfer to support various HR processes. The primary process supported for such integrations is the standard onboarding process for new hires.

According to the SAP SuccessFactors Onboarding and Integration Guide:

Onboarding process(Option A): The standard onboarding process is fully supported for external HRIS integrations, allowing data (e.g., candidate details, job information) to be imported from an external HRIS via APIs or Integration Center to initiate onboarding for new hires.

Option B (Offboarding process) is incorrect because offboarding integrations are less common and typically rely on Employee Central or manual initiation. Option C (Crossboarding process) is incorrect because crossboarding (e.g., role changes) is primarily internal and not a standard focus for external HRIS integration. Option D (Internal Hire process) is incorrect because internal hires are managed within SuccessFactors, not typically via external HRIS.

In SAP SuccessFactors Offboarding, tasks must be assigned to a responsible party to ensure completion. If a responsibility group is not explicitly assigned to an Offboarding task, the system defaults to a predefined role.

According to the SAP SuccessFactors Offboarding Configuration Guide:

The Hiring Manager will be considered as responsible owner(Option D): By default, if no responsibility group is assigned to an Offboarding task, the system assigns it to the hiring manager of the offboardee, as they are typically responsible for overseeing the employee’s exit process.

Option A (HR Manager) is incorrect because HR managers are not the default assignees unless specified. Option B (Onboarding Administrator) is incorrect because administrators manage the process but are not default task owners. Option C (Recruiter) is incorrect because recruiters are involved in hiring, not offboarding tasks.

To explore released APIs for SAP SuccessFactors, including those used in Onboarding integrations, theSAP Business Accelerator Hubis the recommended platform. This hub provides a centralized repository for discovering, exploring, and testing SAP APIs, including OData and SOAP APIs used in SuccessFactors integrations.

According to the SAP SuccessFactors Integration Guide:

TheSAP Business Accelerator Hub(formerly SAP API Business Hub) allows developers and administrators to browse available APIs, view documentation, and test API calls. It includes APIs for Onboarding, such as those used for initiating processes or retrieving new hire data.

Option A (SAP Integration Suite) is incorrect because it is a platform for building and managing integrations, not for exploring released APIs. Option C (SAP Application Interface Framework) is used for monitoring and managing interfaces, not for discovering APIs.

TheEmpJob APIin SAP SuccessFactors is used to manage job-related data for employees, such as position, department, or location. In the context of the internal hire process, it is used to update the employee’s profile during transitions like transfers.

According to the SAP SuccessFactors Onboarding and Integration Guide:

To create a transfer event and update the employee profile record(Option B): The EmpJob API is used to create a transfer event (e.g., a change in job or legal entity) and update the employee’s profile in Employee Central with the new job details, ensuring the internal hire’s record reflects the updated role.

Option A (To send data from Recruiting Management to Onboarding) is incorrect because the EmpJob API is not used for Recruiting-to-Onboarding data transfer; other APIs (e.g., OData) handle that. Option C (To initiate the internal hire process) is incorrect because initiation is managed by process triggers, not the EmpJob API. Option D (To convert the external user to an internal hire) is incorrect because internal hires are already internal users, and the EmpJob API is not used for user conversion.