Which statement best describes the data flow regarding education expenses between base facts and Foundational Planning?

Which statement best describes the data flow regarding education expenses between base facts and Foundational Planning?

• A. Education expenses created in base facts flow into the Foundational Planning Tool, and those created in the Foundational Planning Tool flow into base facts
• B. Only flow one way
• C. They do not flow
• D. Flow only when manual sync occurs

Answer: (A)

Two-way synchronization is what's happening here. Education expenses should flow both ways between base facts and the Foundational Planning Tool, so updates in either place are reflected in the other. If you add or modify an education expense in base facts, it appears in Foundational Planning for modeling and scenario work. If you adjust the same expense in the Foundational Planning Tool, that change updates the base facts so the records stay consistent. This keeps data accurate across planning and records, avoids drift between systems, and reduces the need for manual syncing. In contrast, one-way flow would leave the other side out of date, and requiring manual sync introduces delays and potential errors.

Two-way synchronization is what's happening here. Education expenses should flow both ways between base facts and the Foundational Planning Tool, so updates in either place are reflected in the other. If you add or modify an education expense in base facts, it appears in Foundational Planning for modeling and scenario work. If you adjust the same expense in the Foundational Planning Tool, that change updates the base facts so the records stay consistent. This keeps data accurate across planning and records, avoids drift between systems, and reduces the need for manual syncing. In contrast, one-way flow would leave the other side out of date, and requiring manual sync introduces delays and potential errors.