Which task type is described as OOB (out-of-the-box) in the material?

Which task type is described as OOB (out-of-the-box) in the material?

• A. Task On Load
• B. Advanced Task
• C. Manual Task
• D. Transfer Order Line (TOL) OOB tasks

Answer: (D)

Out-of-the-box means built-in and delivered by the platform without custom work. In this material, the standard place to look for an OOB task type is the Transfer Order aspect of FSM. The Transfer Order Line (TOL) OOB tasks are the prebuilt tasks that come with the transfer order process, ready to use as soon as you create a transfer order. They represent the default per-line work items that the system provides, with the expected behavior and workflow baked in, so no extra configuration is required to use them. Other task types like a task that runs on load, an advanced task, or a manual task are not described in the material as the out-of-the-box set. They can indicate specific behaviors or customization within tasks, but they aren’t the standard, prebuilt TOL tasks that the material designates as OOB.

Out-of-the-box means built-in and delivered by the platform without custom work. In this material, the standard place to look for an OOB task type is the Transfer Order aspect of FSM. The Transfer Order Line (TOL) OOB tasks are the prebuilt tasks that come with the transfer order process, ready to use as soon as you create a transfer order. They represent the default per-line work items that the system provides, with the expected behavior and workflow baked in, so no extra configuration is required to use them.

Other task types like a task that runs on load, an advanced task, or a manual task are not described in the material as the out-of-the-box set. They can indicate specific behaviors or customization within tasks, but they aren’t the standard, prebuilt TOL tasks that the material designates as OOB.