Which is required for a valid profile?
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A. B. C. D.D.
In the context of Oracle Account Reconciliation Cloud (ARCS), a profile is a set of rules, questions, and review levels that determine how a reconciliation is processed.
To answer the question, we need to determine what is required for a profile to be considered valid.
A. At least one level of review A level of review is a step in the reconciliation process where a user reviews and approves the reconciliation. In order to complete a reconciliation, there must be at least one level of review. Therefore, option A is a valid requirement for a profile to be considered valid.
B. At least one question Questions are used to gather information from the user during the reconciliation process. While questions are an important part of the reconciliation process, it is not a requirement for a profile to have at least one question to be considered valid. Therefore, option B is not a valid requirement for a profile to be considered valid.
C. At least one rule Rules are used to automate the reconciliation process and flag potential issues for review. Without rules, the reconciliation process would require manual intervention at every step. Therefore, option C is a valid requirement for a profile to be considered valid.
D. At least one currency bucket Currency buckets are used to group reconciliations based on the currency used. While currency buckets are an important feature in ARCS, it is not a requirement for a profile to have at least one currency bucket to be considered valid. Therefore, option D is not a valid requirement for a profile to be considered valid.
In summary, options A and C are valid requirements for a profile to be considered valid. Therefore, the correct answer is either A or C, depending on the exam's instructions.