Correct Answer:
A, B
Dates: You can specify the start date and end date of the warranty, or choose to calculate them automatically based on the registered product's purchase date or installation date. You can also define grace periods before and after the warranty period.
Duration: You can define the duration of the warranty in days, months, or years, and choose whether to include or exclude weekends and holidays. You can also set up recurrence rules for warranties that renew periodically.
Non-covered categories: You can exclude certain service categories from the warranty coverage, such as damage, misuse, or wear and tear. You can also specify the non-covered charges, such as labor, parts, or travel expenses, that the customer has to pay in case of a non-covered service request.
Registered products: You can assign the warranty to one or more registered products, either manually or automatically based on product attributes, such as product ID, serial number, or product group. You can also assign the warranty to a registered product's parent or child products, such as components or accessories.
Reference=Creating a Warranty,Warranty Attributes
