True or False: Making a copy of a contract for modeling will copy the contract record as well as all records inside that contract (like components and fee schedules).

True or False: Making a copy of a contract for modeling will copy the contract record as well as all records inside that contract (like components and fee schedules).

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. It depends on the system

Answer: (B)

In this scenario, copying a contract for modeling usually creates a new contract record with the same top-level details, but it does not automatically duplicate all the nested items like components and fee schedules. Those inner records are typically linked to the original contract and require separate actions to copy or recreate if you want them for the modeled contract. This avoids pulling in potentially sensitive or versioned data and keeps the original contract intact. If you need the inner records for modeling, you’d typically clone or recreate them in the new contract explicitly, rather than relying on a full deep copy.

In this scenario, copying a contract for modeling usually creates a new contract record with the same top-level details, but it does not automatically duplicate all the nested items like components and fee schedules. Those inner records are typically linked to the original contract and require separate actions to copy or recreate if you want them for the modeled contract. This avoids pulling in potentially sensitive or versioned data and keeps the original contract intact. If you need the inner records for modeling, you’d typically clone or recreate them in the new contract explicitly, rather than relying on a full deep copy.