In SAP Service Cloud Version 2, once a case type is active, it cannot be directly modified. The only way to change an active case type is to perform the Create New Version action. This action creates a new version of the case type, allowing administrators to make changes while preserving the original. According to SAP documentation, "To modify an active case type, you must create a new version using the Create New Version action, as direct changes to active case types are not permitted." It is not possible to change an existing case type (A) is incorrect, as creating a new version is allowed. Using the Draft status (B) applies to new case types, not active ones. Copying an existing case type (C) creates a separate case type, not a modification of the active one.
Reference:
SAP Help Portal: Case Type Configuration in SAP Service Cloud V2
SAP Learning: Managing Case Types

When using autoflow rules in SAP Service Cloud V2, administrators must consider that conditions can be based on standard fields (e.g., case type, priority) to trigger automated actions. Too many rules can affect system performance, as excessive rules increase processing time. Additionally, conditions can be based on extension fields, allowing customization to meet specific business needs. According to SAP documentation, "Autoflow rules support conditions based on standard and extension fields, but administrators should monitor rule volume to avoid performance issues." Optimization from the back end (C) is not automatic for autoflow rules. Assigning autoflow rules to business roles (E) is not required, as rules are system-wide.
Reference:
SAP Help Portal: Autoflow Configuration in SAP Service Cloud V2
SAP Community: Best Practices for Autoflow Rules

The out-of-the-box integration package between SAP Service Cloud V2 and SAP S/4HANA includes master data entities such as Contacts and Equipment. Contacts are synchronized to manage customer relationships, while Equipment is integrated to support asset and service management processes. According to SAP documentation, "Standard integration includes master data like Contacts and Equipment to enable seamless service processes between SAP Service Cloud V2 and SAP S/4HANA." Account Groups (C) are not part of the standard master data integration. Maintenance Plan (D) is specific to SAP S/4HANA Asset Management and not included in the out-of-the-box integration for Service Cloud V2.
Reference:
SAP Help Portal: Integration with SAP S/4HANA in SAP Service Cloud V2
SAP Community: Master Data Integration for Service Cloud