Guidewire InsuranceSuite-Analyst Valid Test : Associate Certification - InsuranceSuite Analyst - Mammoth Proctored Exam

Which of the following statements describe the importance of acceptance criteria in a software implementation project? (Select three)

• A. They facilitate the writing of automated test scenarios with BDD
• B. They are used to confirm whether the user story can be accepted
• C. They are acceptance tests
• D. They describe desired system functionality when "done" from the business perspective
• E. They describe how to correctly configure and code requirements

A project team is elaborating requirements for a new policy administration process. During a requirements workshop, a senior stakeholder insists on replicating a complex data entry screen from their legacy system, which requires multiple redundant fields and deviates significantly from the standard Guidewire user interface flow. This approach is preferred by the stakeholder because it is familiar to existing agents.
Based on Guidewire principles and strategies for maximizing InsuranceSuite value, which two actions should the Business Analyst prioritize during requirements elaboration to address this request?

• A. Review the standard Guidewire process flows and user interface for the relevant business activity to understand the out-of-the-box capabilities.
• B. Document the requested screen layout and workflow precisely as described to ensure stakeholder satisfaction.
• C. Engage a developer to build a prototype of the legacy screen layout for stakeholder review.
• D. Focus on the underlying business need and challenge whether the legacy design is necessary, using Guidewire-standard approaches where possible.
• E. Create detailed screen mockups of the requested legacy design for documentation purposes, prior to completing any analysis.

A cyber insurance project aims to automate core processes, including complex policy data validation and routing high-risk claims to specialized teams.
In what ways do Gosu rules contribute to these application behaviors?

• A. By handling complex logic
• B. By organizing and storing dynamic information about entities like claims.
• C. By managing external data exchange between InsuranceSuite and other systems.
• D. By defining the visual layout and display of user interface screens.
• E. By providing static lists of predefined values for dropdown menus.
• F. By triggering objects that can be assigned.

During the elaboration of requirements for a new regulatory-driven liability calculation in Guidewire ClaimCenter, an analyst should challenge the assumption of replicating a complex legacy module by considering which of the following approaches?

• A. Prioritizing the development of a custom Gosu rule to mirror the legacy module's behavior precisely, ensuring continuity for adjusters.
• B. Investigating whether Guidewire Cloud Standards or available pre-built content offers alternative, compliant methods for liability calculations.
• C. Assuming the legacy system's complex module fully met all previous regulatory requirements without error.
• D. Proposing a thorough review of the updated regulatory interpretation to identify potential simplified solutions within standard Guidewire application logic or business rules.
• E. Documenting the legacy module's exact functionality as a requirement, ensuring no scope creep for future iterations.

Which of the following roles are typically found in the core project implementation team? choose two

• A. Designer
• B. Project Manager
• C. Product Owner
• D. Subject Matter Expert
• E. Quality Analyst