A trade-in can be applied as a bill credit to the customer’s account without any other SKUs in the invoice.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only with promo items
• D. Not possible

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that a trade-in value is applied as an account-level bill credit, not as a required line item tied to other items on the invoice. This means the system can post the trade-in value directly to the customer’s account as a credit, reducing what they owe or creating a credit balance, even if the invoice contains no other SKUs. The trade-in is treated as credits you can apply independently of new device purchases or additional items. So it’s perfectly valid to have a trade-in credited to the account with an invoice that shows only that credit.