When qualification is automatic, what happens to a work order task?

When qualification is automatic, what happens to a work order task?

• A. One work order task is generated automatically, but must be moved manually to the dispatch queue
• B. It is created manually by the scheduler
• C. It is discarded
• D. It is handled by the billing system

Answer: (A)

In automatic qualification, the system creates the work order task automatically, so you don’t enter the task manually. But the task isn’t sent directly to execution; it must be moved into the dispatch queue by a user so a dispatcher can assign or schedule it. This combination—automatic task creation plus a manual step to place it in the dispatch queue—is what this option describes. Why the other ideas don’t fit: the task isn’t created manually by the scheduler, it isn’t discarded, and it isn’t handled by the billing system, since automatic qualification focuses on automatic task creation and dispatch readiness, not manual entry, deletion, or billing.

In automatic qualification, the system creates the work order task automatically, so you don’t enter the task manually. But the task isn’t sent directly to execution; it must be moved into the dispatch queue by a user so a dispatcher can assign or schedule it. This combination—automatic task creation plus a manual step to place it in the dispatch queue—is what this option describes.

Why the other ideas don’t fit: the task isn’t created manually by the scheduler, it isn’t discarded, and it isn’t handled by the billing system, since automatic qualification focuses on automatic task creation and dispatch readiness, not manual entry, deletion, or billing.