Seibel Is software company which includes design, development and marking in the form of Oracle based program. Siebel Order Management can be tightly integrated with back-office systems, allowing users to perform tasks such as checking credit and confirming availability, as well as monitoring the fulfillment process. Asset-based ordering is particularly useful in supporting companies whose product offerings include complex service products, such as phone services and equipment.
Here some of the Siebel interview questions are there. I hope which may help you at all.
1. Show drop down box contain
Answer: Views with related data
2. Business components refers to
Answer: One or many table in the database
3. Siebel E-Advisor, E-Pricer, E-Configurator, and are collectively known as what?
Answer: Interactive Selling Suite
4. Which entity represents a person external to your company?
Answer: Contact
5. Which entities always belong to a team?
Answer: Opportunity, Contact 1 and Account
6. Which type of product is an internal application used by employees and partners?
Answer: Employee Application
7. Siebel Field Service Manages operations with--?
Answer: Pagers, Handheld Devices and Wireless Phones
8. A Business entity is something in the real world in which we have,
Answer: Business Interest
9. Business entity external to your company
Answer: Account and Contact
10. Opportunity has the characteristics of ----?
Answer: End date and Close Date
11. If Gateway Server is not present cant we do Load Balancing?
Answer: We can't do with the 3rd Party load balancer like resonator. but, can do with HTTP load balancer in the web server.
12. If we have Dynamic Picklist as Bounded can we add field?
Answer: yes we can add the fields in the dyn picklist. The dynamic pick list is actually a B.C. that is popped up when run-time is set to true ,and as we know we can add as many fields under one B.C.
13. What are User properties? And why we using the User properties?
Answer: User properties are object definitions that allow you to configure specialized behavior beyond what is configured in the parent object definition’s properties.
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