Exam MB-300 topic 2 question 48 discussion

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A is correct

It sounds like option A allows for the Canadian vendor to be shared with the US vendor. I believe this is the correct answer.

I believe an intercompany relationship is just marking the two companies to be able to trade 'internally'. What it seems like you are referring to is Cross-Company data sharing. Cross-company data sharing could be a solution but this would give each of the companies access to all vendors and not just the one in question. Option A gives the US company access to the details for the one vendor satisfying the requirements in the question.

I believe an intercompany relationship is just marking the two companies to be able to trade 'internally'. What it seems like you are referring to is Cross-Company data sharing. Cross-company data sharing could be a solution but this would give each of the companies access to all vendors and not just the one in question. Option A gives the US company access to the details for the one vendor satisfying the requirements in the question.

Creating an intercompany relationship helps establish connections and access between legal entities within the same organization, allowing for shared data and collaboration across entities. In this case, it would enable the US entity to access the vendor's information from the Canada entity, including sales representative details for order placement. Options A, C, and D do not directly address the requirement for intercompany access to vendor information between the US and Canada legal entities in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.