A company plans to create a global address book and additional address books for each line of business.
You need to help add parties to the address books.
Which two party types can you use for both the global address book and the additional address books? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
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A. B. C. D. E.BD.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/fin-ops/organization-administration/overview-global-address-bookIn Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, parties are the entities with which an organization does business, such as customers, vendors, and employees.
To create a global address book and additional address books for each line of business, you need to add parties to these address books. A global address book is a centralized database that contains information about all the parties with whom an organization does business. An additional address book is a database that contains information about parties specific to a line of business or a particular region.
To add parties to the address books, you need to select the appropriate party types that can be used for both the global address book and the additional address books. The two party types that can be used for both are:
Organization: An organization is a legal entity, such as a company or a government agency, with a unique tax ID number. An organization can be a customer or a vendor, depending on the nature of the business relationship.
Person: A person is an individual with whom the organization does business, such as an employee or a contact person for a customer or vendor. A person can be added to the address book as a customer or a vendor, depending on the nature of the business relationship.
Competitor is not a party type that can be added to the address book, but rather a type of party that is tracked in the system separately. Therefore, it is not a correct answer.
In conclusion, the correct answers are A. Customer, D. Organization, and E. Vendor.