Drag and Drop Question
A company is using Dynamics 365 Sales.
The company wants sellers to use a repeatable sequence for opportunities. The company has the following requirements for the opportunity stages:
- Must define the flow of work sellers must complete before closing an
opportunity.
- Must guide sellers through data entry at each stage.
- Must report on the business process flow execution.
- Must ensure background process occurs after stage changes.
You need to configure a solution for each requirement.
Which configuration should you use for each requirement? To answer, move the appropriate configurations to the correct requirements. You may use each configuration once, more than once, or not at all. You may need to move the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

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Discussion
Correct Answer:

Explanation:
The correct solution is based on the Opportunity Sales Process business process flow. Business process flow stages define the sequence of work sellers must follow, such as qualifying, developing, proposing, and closing an opportunity. These stages give sellers a repeatable, controlled path through the opportunity lifecycle and align execution with the organization's sales methodology.
Required step fields are used to guide data entry inside each stage. A business process flow stage can contain steps mapped to Dataverse columns, and marking a step as required ensures sellers complete key information before moving forward. This directly supports consistent opportunity data capture.
For reporting on business process flow execution, use the Active Opportunity Sales Process view. Business process flows have process instance records that can be viewed and reported on, allowing managers to monitor active process execution, stage progress, and process usage.
To run background logic after stage changes, use a Power Automate cloud flow. A cloud flow can react to Dataverse changes and perform automation such as notifications, updates, approvals, or follow-up task creation after a stage transition occurs.