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Question 20

Universal Containers (UC) is concerned that data is being corrupted daily either through negligence or maliciousness. They want to implement a backup strategy to help recover any corrupted data or data mistakenly changed or even deleted. What should the data architect consider when designing a field -level audit and recovery plan?

Options:

Reduce data storage by purging old data.

Implement an AppExchange package.

Review projected data storage needs.

Schedule a weekly export file.

Question 21

A Salesforce customer has plenty of data storage. Sales Reps are complaining that searches are bringing back old records that aren't relevant any longer. Sales Managers need the data for their historical reporting.What strategy should a data architect use to ensure a better user experience for the Sales Reps?

Options:

Create a Permission Set to hide old data from Sales Reps.

Use Batch Apex to archive old data on a rolling nightly basis.

Archive and purge old data from Salesforce on a monthly basis.

Set data access to Private to hide old data from Sales Reps.

Question 22

Universal Containers is creating a new B2C service offering for consumers to ship goods across continents. This is in addition to their well-established B2B offering. Their current Salesforce org uses the standard Account object to track B2B customers. They are expecting to have over 50,000,000 consumers over the next five years across their 50 business regions. B2C customers will be individuals. Household data is not required to be stored. What is the recommended data model for consumer account data to be stored in Salesforce?

Options:

Use the Account object with Person Accounts and a new B2C page layout.

Use the Account object with a newly created Record Type for B2C customers.

Create a new picklist value for B2C customers on the Account Type field.

Use 50 umbrella Accounts for each region, with customers as associated Contacts.

Question 23

Universal Containers (UC) is implementing a new customer categorization process where customers should be assigned to a Gold, Silver, or Bronze category if they've purchased UC's new support service. Customers are expected to be evenly distributed across all three categories. Currently, UC has around 500,000 customers, and is expecting 1% of existing non-categorized customers to purchase UC's new support service every month over the next five years. What is the recommended solution to ensure long-term performance, bearing in mind the above requirements?