B2Ch Vendor Operations & Compliance - Test

Used by: Store Partnerships / Vendor Management Team

Total Marks: 100

Passing Marks: 70

 


Section 1 — Store Vendor SLA & Violation Policy (5 Marks)

 

1. What does SLA stand for?

a) Service Level Audit

b) Standard Lead Agreement

c) Service Level Agreement ✅

d) Store Listing Authority

 

2. SLA compliance for store vendors ensures:

a) Sales improvement only

b) Smooth, timely service and brand consistency ✅

c) Vendor commission tracking

d) More app logins

 

3. Vendors enter “Observation List” when their SLA score falls below:

a) 70 %

b) 80 % ✅

c) 90 %

d) 60 %

 

4. Which of the following is a High Severity violation?

a) Late daily report submission

b) Duplicate device entry

c) Payment delay to customer ✅

d) Missed greeting to store staff

 

5. After 5 SLA violations in a week, the vendor:

a) Gets an incentive cut

b) Is escalated to Ops Manager for review ✅

c) Is permanently removed

d) Faces no action

 


Section 2 — Credit Refund & Reversal (5 Marks)

 

6. In the Store Vendor model, reversals apply to:

a) Customer payments

b) Vendor commission bonuses

c) Credits already paid for invalid/cancelled orders ✅

d) App login errors

 

7. Credit reversals are processed when:

a) Vendor requests manually on WhatsApp

b) Order cancelled, duplicated, or failed verification ✅

c) Vendor submits daily report

d) Customer disputes price

 

8. All reversal requests must be raised:

a) Through the Vendor App → Support → Credit Reversal Request ✅

b) By calling the Ops Manager

c) Through email

d) Automatically each night

 

9. Credit reversal TAT (Turnaround Time) is normally:

a) 6 hours

b) 24 – 72 hours ✅

c) 1 week

d) Instant

 

10. Vendors submitting repeated false reversal requests are:

a) Ignored

b) Added to the Refund Fraud Watchlist ✅

c) Penalized with bonus loss

d) Deactivated immediately

 


Section 3 — Hold / Deactivation (5 Marks)

 

11. “Hold” means:

a) Account deleted

b) Temporary pause from new orders ✅

c) Wallet blocked permanently

d) Store removed

 

12. “Deactivation” means:

a) Vendor on break

b) Permanent account closure ✅

c) Vendor under SLA check

d) App maintenance

 

13. Which of these triggers an immediate Hold?

a) Low Wallet balance

b) Pending credit dues ✅

c) One missed report

d) 1-day inactivity

 

14. Vendors are permanently deactivated for:

a) Repeated fraud or unpaid dues ✅

b) Reporting delay

c) Short-term absence

d) Low store activity

 

15. Reactivation after Hold is possible when:

a) SLA issues persist

b) Pending dues or reports cleared ✅

c) Vendor changes store

d) Ops Manager not available

 


Section 4 — Reactivation Process (5 Marks)

 

16. Vendors on Hold can request reactivation:

a) Via Vendor App or message ✅

b) Via WhatsApp only

c) Via Cashkr website

d) They cannot request

 

17. Minimum Wallet balance required for reactivation:

a) ₹1,000

b) ₹3,000

c) ₹5,000 ✅

d) ₹10,000

 

18. Vendors deactivated for fraud or unpaid dues:

a) Can be reactivated anytime

b) Must reapply after 30 days

c) Are permanently blacklisted ✅

d) Get auto reactivation after 15 days

 

19. Reactivated vendors remain under observation for:

a) 2 days

b) 5 days

c) 7 days ✅

d) 10 days

 

20. Who gives final reactivation approval?

a) Store Manager

b) Ops Manager ✅

c) Finance Team

d) Vendor Support

 


Section 5 — Agent Assignment & Coordination (5 Marks)

 

21. Each store vendor must have:

a) One or more active pickup agents ✅

b) Marketing assistant

c) Cash collector

d) None required

 

22. Pickup associates operate:

a) Independently under Cashkr

b) Under the vendor’s account umbrella ✅

c) Under store ownership

d) Under finance control

 

23. Agents can:

a) Modify prices

b) Create fake leads

c) Only inspect, upload data, and verify customers ✅

d) Approve reversals

 

24. If an agent is inactive for 2+ days:

a) Auto deactivation

b) Replacement review triggered ✅

c) Vendor deactivated

d) Store removed

 

25. Vendor is responsible for:

a) Only agent’s salary

b) All agent actions and SLA compliance ✅

c) Only store payouts

d) None

 


Section 6 — Scenario & Case Understanding (5 Marks)

 

26. A vendor’s SLA score drops below 70 % for 3 weeks →

a) Temporary Hold ✅

b) Incentive bonus

c) Credit refund

d) System ignore

 

27. A vendor pays daily credits, but two orders later cancelled → what happens?

a) Credits lost permanently

b) Credits reversed to vendor ✅

c) Customer refund

d) Vendor penalty

 

28. Vendor inactive > 30 days without notice →

a) Auto reactivation

b) Needs fresh onboarding ✅

c) Gets Hold

d) Incentive deduction

 

29. Vendor assigns new agent → system does what?

a) Deletes previous data

b) Creates sub-login under vendor ID ✅

c) New account

d) Manual approval by store

 

30. Vendor disputes a reversal rejection but gives no proof →

a) Reopen allowed

b) Auto-approval

c) Auto-close ✅

d) Refund forced

 


Scoring Guide

 

Section

Marks

Topics Covered

1

5

SLA & Violations

2

5

Credit Reversals

3

5

Hold / Deactivation

4

5

Reactivation

5

5

Agent Assignment

6

5

Practical Scenarios

Total

30 Q = 100 Marks

Passing = 70

 


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