How can a user add a new zip code to PCOs?

How can a user add a new zip code to PCOs?

• A. By selecting Postal Code Overrides on the bottom toolbar and then "Add"
• B. By editing the CSA
• C. By creating a new Recipient Override
• D. By importing a CSV file

Answer: (C)

This question tests how to apply per-recipient customization to a PCO. To add a specific zip code to a particular PCO, you use a Recipient Override. This feature is built for adjusting data at the individual recipient level without altering global settings or contracts, so the new zip code you enter in the override becomes the value used for that PCO. The other paths don’t fit this per-recipient need: a general Postal Code Override on the bottom toolbar affects postal codes globally rather than tying a single zip code to one PCO; editing the CSA changes contract-wide settings and won’t target a single recipient’s PCO; importing a CSV could update many records at once but isn’t the correct mechanism for adding or changing a single recipient’s zip code in a controlled, per-PCO way.

This question tests how to apply per-recipient customization to a PCO. To add a specific zip code to a particular PCO, you use a Recipient Override. This feature is built for adjusting data at the individual recipient level without altering global settings or contracts, so the new zip code you enter in the override becomes the value used for that PCO.

The other paths don’t fit this per-recipient need: a general Postal Code Override on the bottom toolbar affects postal codes globally rather than tying a single zip code to one PCO; editing the CSA changes contract-wide settings and won’t target a single recipient’s PCO; importing a CSV could update many records at once but isn’t the correct mechanism for adding or changing a single recipient’s zip code in a controlled, per-PCO way.