Detailed Explanation: In the settlement profile, you can configure whether settlement is required (option A) and define the document type for settlement (option D). These settings are crucial in managing cost flows and ensuring accurate settlements in SAP S/4HANA.

Detailed Explanation: In Product Cost by Sales Order, the results analysis calculates values based on actual performance and the cost-based percentage of completion. Given the parameters, the system would calculate capitalized revenue at 300 for unbilled sales (option D), in alignment with SAP's Management Accounting and Revenue Recognition principles.

Detailed Explanation: For a product cost collector, "Order" (option B) must be an allowed receiver in the settlement profile. This is essential for proper cost accumulation and settlement to cost objects in SAP S/4HANA.

Detailed Explanation: In SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Private Edition, planning for internal orders allows users to enter both costs and revenues (option B) and set tolerance limits to control overspending (option D). This functionality is part of cost center and internal order management under SAP’s Management Accounting module, where cost planning and availability checks can help manage resource allocation for specific projects or internal activities.

Detailed Explanation:In SAP S/4HANA, values such as condition pricing and cost of goods sold (COGS) are transferred to costing-based Profitability Analysis. This enables profitability reports with detailed insights on revenue and costs at granular levels, helping businesses analyze performance more effectively.

Detailed Explanation: Product Cost by Period (PCP) is typically used with a product cost collector (option B) and is suitable for stable production processes (option C). This method supports continuous cost tracking in repetitive manufacturing scenarios in SAP S/4HANA.

Detailed Explanation:SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition encourages clean core integrations using modern API frameworks such as SOAP and OData. These APIs provide robust and standardized connectivity options that support extensibility and integration, without modifying the core SAP codebase. OData, in particular, aligns with SAP Fiori for easier integration across platforms, while SOAP offers strong support for more complex integrations and high-volume transactions.