Cloud Kicks has configured Account Teams and is ready to live in production.
How should the consultant migrate the Account Team Members records to production?
A. Distribute them with packages.
B. Migrate them via Data Loader,
C. Deploy them with change sets.
Explanation: To transfer Account Team Member records to production, Data Loader is the recommended tool. Unlike change sets or packages, Data Loader is suited for migrating specific data records, such as Account Team Members, while maintaining detailed relationships and permissions. It offers flexibility and control over data migration, ensuring that team structures are accurately reflected in the live environment
Cloud Kicks (CK) has been losing market share to competitors over the past year. CK
management is planning next year's budget and has allocated more money for in-person
meetings with its existing partners because CK thinks it will reduce churn.
Which option should a consultant recommend that CK use to track the spending increase
for onsite visits?
A. Report on opportunities with and without onsite activities.
B. Report on the activity type that corresponds to an onsite visit
C. Report on accounts with and without onsite activities.
Explanation: To effectively track spending on onsite visits, creating a report on the
activity type that corresponds to an onsite visit is the most suitable approach. Here’s
why:
Activity Type Reporting: By tracking specific activity types, such as onsite visits,
Cloud Kicks can directly correlate these activities with expenditure on in-person
meetings. Salesforce allows for detailed activity tracking, where you can create
custom activity types to classify and report on various interaction types.
Detailed Insights: This type of report will give management a clear view of how
frequently onsite visits occur and how they correlate with customer engagement
and churn reduction. It can also help analyze the ROI on these activities by
comparing pre- and post-onsite visit engagement levels.
Salesforce Best Practices: Salesforce recommends tracking and categorizing
activities for more accurate reporting on customer interactions, which aids in
strategic decision-making and spending allocation.
References: For more information, Salesforce documentation on Activity Management provides insights on how to track and report on specific activity
types.
In summary, reporting on the activity type that corresponds to an onsite visit (Option
B) is the recommended way for Cloud Kicks to monitor spending and the impact of onsite
meetings on customer retention.
A consultant has successfully deployed Sales Cloud at Cloud Kicks.
What is the final step in completing an engagement?
A. Activate users in the system.
B. Validate the implementation.
C. Obtain stakeholder sign-off.
Explanation: The final step in a Salesforce Sales Cloud implementation engagement is to
obtain stakeholder sign-off. This step is essential as it signifies formal acceptance from the
client that the implementation meets the agreed-upon requirements and project objectives.
Sign-off indicates that stakeholders are satisfied with the deployment and that the project is
ready for closure.
Activating users and validating the implementation are important tasks but occur earlier in
the deployment process. Obtaining sign-off ensures all project deliverables have been met
and that the consultant can officially conclude the engagement.
Cloud Kicks wants to improve its return on investment (ROI) by creating intelligent
processes built on trusted, targeted data.
What is a justification for using AppExchange data services?
A. To use Salesforce Surveys to update customers’ data
B. To create customer segments with personas and scoring
C. To activate customizable sales forecasting and lead scoring
Explanation: Using AppExchange data services can greatly enhance Cloud Kicks’ ability to improve ROI through data-driven customer segmentation. These services offer advanced tools for building customer personas and applying scoring models, which enable targeted marketing and sales strategies. By leveraging enriched data from AppExchange, Cloud Kicks can gain deeper insights into customer behaviors and preferences, allowing for more personalized engagement and efficient resource allocation
During end-to-end testing, users report that a key business process is missing a step.
What should a consultant do first to resolve the issue?
A. Work with key stakeholders to determine if a change to the requirements is necessary to go-live,
B. Revise the test scripts and ask users to repeat the testing.
C. Change the solution to meet the needs of the users and update the training materials.
Explanation: When a missing step is identified during testing, the first step is to engage with key stakeholders to assess the impact and determine if modifying the requirements is essential before going live. This approach ensures that all parties understand the implications and can make informed decisions about project scope, timeline, and deliverables. Salesforce best practices recommend verifying requirement changes with stakeholders to avoid misalignment with business goals and expectations. Reference: Salesforce Project Management Best Practices
Cloud Kicks (CK) has an external enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that stores
product order information.
CK wants to view those orders as a related list on the Account record in real time.
Which best practice should the consultant recommend?
A. Create a Lightning component, Get the real-time product order Information from the ERP system using a REST integration. Add the component to the account page.
B. Create a custom product order information object. Run a nightly batch job to get details from the ERP system. Add the custom object as a related list on the Account.
C. Implement Salesforce Connect and an external object to get real-time product order information. Add the external object as a related list on the Account.
Explanation: Salesforce Connect allows for real-time integration with external systems by
creating external objects that act as virtual representations of external data within
Salesforce. This is ideal for situations where data must be accessed in real-time, as with
Cloud Kicks’ ERP system and product order information. By using Salesforce Connect, CK
can display external data directly in Salesforce as a related list on the Account without the
need for nightly batch jobs or custom components.
Creating a Lightning component for REST integration or using a custom object with a batch
job are alternatives but do not offer the same seamless, real-time access that Salesforce
Connect provides.
The sales director at Universal Containers is concerned the percentage of all opportunities
marked Closed Won is lower than expected. Historically, qualified leads must have a
budget that is at
least $10,000. The director wants sales reps to prioritize high-value prospects.
Which action should a consultant recommend to meet the requirement?
A. Use an approval process upon lead conversion when the budget is over $10,000.
B. Map the Lead Budget field to an Opportunity Revenue field.
C. Map the Lead Budget field to an Opportunity Amount field on the Opportunity.
Explanation: To help the sales team at Universal Containers prioritize high-value
prospects, mapping the Lead Budget field to the Opportunity Amount field during lead
conversion is the most effective solution. This ensures that budget information gathered on
the lead is directly available on the Opportunity, enabling sales reps to quickly assess potential revenue and prioritize accordingly.
Data Transfer on Conversion: By mapping the Budget field from the Lead to the
Opportunity’s Amount field, sales reps can immediately see if the opportunity
meets the $10,000 threshold, streamlining their prioritization process.
Field Mapping During Lead Conversion: Salesforce allows custom field mapping
from Lead to Opportunity, ensuring that critical data, such as budget, is retained
and accessible during and after conversion.
Option A (approval process) could add unnecessary steps, and Option B (mapping to an
Opportunity Revenue field) is incorrect since "Revenue" is not a standard Opportunity field.
This method aligns with best practices for field mapping as detailed in Salesforce's Guide
on Custom Lead Field Mapping.
The sales director at Cloud Kicks wants to enable Person Accounts in its org. The sales
director asked a consultant to evaluate the solution and present it to the sales team.
What should the consultant consider when evaluating Person Accounts?
A. Enabling Person Accounts requires a Public Read/Write sharing model,
B. Enabling Person Accounts is irreversible.
C. Person Accounts must have at least two record types.
Explanation: Person Accounts in Salesforce are a specialized account type that
represents individual customers rather than businesses. A critical consideration is that
enabling Person Accounts is irreversible; once activated, this setting cannot be turned off.
Therefore, it’s essential to carefully evaluate and understand the implications before
enabling Person Accounts, as it permanently impacts data model configurations and
potentially other features within the org.
For more details on the considerations for enabling Person Accounts, see: Person
Accounts Overview and Considerations.
Cloud Kicks has organization-wide defaults set to Private for Account.
With the rollout of Opportunity Teams, what should a consultant consider?
A. Opportunity should be set to Public Read/Write first.
B. The Opportunity will be implicitly Write for the team.
C. The Opportunity’s Account will be implicitly Read for the team.
Explanation: With Opportunity Teams, Salesforce provides implicit sharing of related
records. When an Opportunity is shared with a team, members gain Read access to the
associated Account, even if the Account is set to Private in organization-wide defaults. This
implicit sharing allows team members to have the necessary context on the Account
without changing broader Account access permissions.
Reference: Salesforce Opportunity Teams and Sharing
The Discovery phase with Cloud Kicks (CK) has just ended.
CK wants a visual way to see how the new business processes will work. CK's process is
complex and requires multiple slides.
What should the consultant create to provide this high-level view?
A. Value Stream Map
B. Universal Process Notation
C. Capability Model
Explanation: After the Discovery phase, Cloud Kicks (CK) wants a visual representation of
how the new complex business processes will work, requiring multiple slides. The
consultant should create a diagram using Universal Process Notation (UPN).
Key Points:
Universal Process Notation (UPN): UPN is a simple, user-friendly way to map
business processes. It provides a standardized method to document complex
processes in a clear and understandable format.
Visual Representation: UPN uses simple flowcharts and diagrams to represent
processes, making it easier for stakeholders to visualize and understand complex
workflows.
Scalability: UPN is suitable for representing both high-level overviews and detailed
process steps, accommodating the complexity and multiple slides required by CK.
Communication Tool: By presenting the processes in UPN, the consultant can
effectively communicate how the new processes will function within the
organization.
Why Other Options Are Less Suitable:
A. Value Stream Map: This method focuses on analyzing and improving the flow of
materials and information required to bring a product or service to a consumer. It is
more suited for process improvement rather than providing an overall visual
representation of new processes.
C. Capability Model: A Capability Model provides a high-level view of what an
organization does (its capabilities), not how processes work. It is less suitable for
showing detailed or complex processes.
Salesforce Sales Cloud References:
Business Process Mapping: While Salesforce does not prescribe a specific
notation for process mapping, it emphasizes the importance of clear and effective
communication of business processes during implementation.
Process Visualization Tools: Salesforce partners and consultants often use various
process mapping techniques, including UPN, to document and communicate
business processes.
Change Management: Effective documentation of processes is critical for user
adoption and change management, as outlined in Salesforce's Change
Management Best Practices.
By creating diagrams using Universal Process Notation, the consultant can provide CK with
a visual, comprehensive, and understandable representation of the new complex business
processes.
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