Which two statements are true regarding business rules in module-based planning?

The correct choice highlights a key aspect of how custom business rules function within module-based planning in Enterprise Planning and Budgeting Cloud. Custom business rules significantly enhance the flexibility and applicability of planning modules, allowing organizations to tailor their planning processes to specific business needs.

Using the graphical designer to create custom business rules offers a user-friendly interface that simplifies the process of defining how different modules interact with data. This method not only streamlines development but also ensures that business rules are visually represented, making it easier for users to understand and manage them. Because the graphical interface is integral to the design and execution of business rules, the statement regarding the exclusive use of the graphical designer is accurate.

The other statements do not capture accurate aspects of business rules in module-based planning. For instance, while predefined business rules exist, the characterization that modifications would be ignored after an upgrade is misleading; typically, organizations can transition their customizations through proper upgrade paths. Additionally, the option indicating that custom business rules can only be created for each module misses the flexibility to standardize rules across modules. Lastly, implying that modules cannot use regular business rules contradicts the very purpose of integrating business processes – regular business rules are indeed applicable alongside module-specific rules to ensure coherence and efficiency throughout planning activities.