As a decisioning architect, you have built a decision strategy that selects actions that are below the average printing cost. The decision strategy contains 'Black Label', 'Red Label,' and 'Blue Label" Proposition components. The printing cost of the Proposition components are calculated based on the 'BaseCost' and 'LetterCount*.
The details of the proposition components are provided in the following table:
Which propositions does the strategy output?
You are a deaccessioning architect on a next-best-action project and are responsible for designing and implementing decision strategies. Select each component on the left and drag it to the correct requirement on the right.
An NBA Specialist Is configuring the engagement policy for a new loan offer and wants to validate the policy. What is the best way for the NBA Specialist to validate the engagement policy?
U+ Bank's marketing department wants to use the always-on outbound approach to send promotional emails about credit card offers to qualified customers. As a part of this promotion, the bank wants to identify the starting population by defining a few high-level criteria in a segment.
For each condition below, select which two conditions should be defined in Segment and which three conditions should be defined in Engagement policy as best practice.
U+ Bank is designing a customer journey to increase credit card usage among new customers. The journey includes several stages with specific actions triggered by customer behavior. The bank wants to ensure that customers receive the most relevant actions based on their engagement.
Which stage arbitration option should the NBA Specialist select to ensure that customers always progress in the journey without reverting to previous stages?
U+ Bank follows all engagement policy best practices to present credit card offers on their website. The bank has introduced a new credit card offer, the Rewards card. Anna, an existing customer, currently holds a higher value card, Premier Rewards, and does not see the new Rewards card offer.
What condition possibly prevents Anna from seeing the new Rewards card offer?
U+ Bank's marketing department currently promotes various credit card offers by sending emails to qualified customers. The bank wants to limit the number of offers that customers can receive over a given period of time.
In the Answer Area, select the correct artifact you use to implement each requirement.
U+ Bank decides to introduce a credit cards group by leveraging the Next-Best-Action capability of Pega Customer Decision Hub™. The bank wants to present the credit card offers through inbound and outbound channels based on the following criteria:
1. Customers must be above the age of 18 to qualify for credit card offers.
2. The site offers credit cards only if customers do not explicitly opt-out of any direct marketing for credit cards.
3. The Platinum Card, one of the credit card offers, is suitable for customers with debt-to-income ratio < 45.
As a decisioning architect, how do you implement this requirement? In the Answer Area, select the correct engagement policy for each criterion.
MyCo, a mobile company, uses Pega Customer Decision Hub'" to display offers to customers on its website. The company wants to present more relevant offers to customers based on customer behavior. The following diagram is the action hierarchy in the Next-Best-Action Designer.
The company wants to present offers from both the groups and arbitrate across the two groups to select the best offer based on customer behavior.
As a decisioning architect, what must you do to present offers from the two groups'
U+ Bank has recently defined two contact policies:
1. Suppress a group of credit card offers for 30 days if any credit card offer is rejected three times in any channel in the past 15 days.
2. Suppress the Reward card offer, part of the credit card group, for 7 days if it is rejected twice in any channel in the last 7 days. Paul, an existing U+ Bank customer, no longer sees the Reward card offer. What is the reason that Paul cannot see the offer?