700-805 Exam Preparation Material | Cisco Renewals Manager

Explanation:
The correct consequence is that CCW-R identifies the missing required dependency during quote validation and the quote cannot proceed successfully until the configuration is corrected. Cisco’s current Renewals Manager v2.0 exam blueprint specifically requires an RM to “validate quote components (SKUs, terms, dependencies) in CCW-R to prevent booking holds.” This makes dependency validation an explicit Renewals Manager competency. (Cisco Learning Content) CCW-R treats a renewal quote as a structured commercial configuration rather than an arbitrary collection of independent line items.
Where a software subscription requires an associated service or support component, removing that mandatory dependent line creates an invalid configuration. Cisco’s CCW-R documentation explains that quote changes can cause a quote to become Invalid, and line-level errors must be corrected or resolved before the quote can progress. A quote is considered valid only when validation finds no blocking errors; Cisco performs validation again during order submission as well. (Cisco)
Therefore, A is incorrect because mandatory support cannot simply be omitted when it is structurally required. B describes no standard CCW-R dependency behavior, and C incorrectly treats the issue as a pricing adjustment rather than a configuration-validity problem.
The RM must restore or replace the required support component and revalidate the quote.
Therefore, D is the correct answer.