Universal Containers (UC) provides shipping services to its customers. They use Opportunities to track customer shipments. At any given time, shipping status can be one of the 10 values. UC has 200,000 Opportunity records. When creating a new field to track shipping status on opportunity, what should the architect do to improve data quality and avoid data skew?
Universal Containers (UC) is migrating data from legacy system to Salesforce. During data analysis it was discovered that data types of fields being migrated do not match with Salesforce data types.
Which solution should a data architect use to ensure successful data migrations?
A large automobile company has implemented Salesforce for its sales associates. Leads flow from its website to Salesforce using a batch integration in Salesforce. The batch job converts the leads to Accounts in Salesforce. Customers visiting their retail stores are also created in Salesforce as Accounts.
The company has noticed a large number of duplicate Accounts in Salesforce. On analysis, it was found that certain customers could interact with its website and also visit the store. The sales associates use Global Search to search for customers in Salesforce before they create the customers.
Which option should a data architect choose to implement to avoid duplicates?
Northern Trail Outfitters would like to report on the type of customers. A custom field for customer type was created in Account object. Users need to be limited to the following defined choices when entering information in this field:
1. High Value
2. Medium Value
3. Low Value
Which strategy should a data architect recommend to configure customer type?
Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) wants to capture a list of customers that have bought a particular product. The solution architect has recommended to create a custom object for product, and to create a lookup relationship between its customers and its products.
Products will be modeled as a custom object (NTO_ Product__ c) and customers are modeled
as person accounts. Every NTO product may have millions of customers looking up a single product, resulting in a lookup skew.
What should a data architect suggest to mitigate Issues related to lookup skew?
A consumer products company has decided to use Salesforce for its contact center. The contact center agents need access to the following information in Service Console when a customer contacts them:
1. Customer browsing activity on its website stored on its on premise system
2. Customer interactions with sales associates at its retail stores maintained in Salesforce
3. Contact center interactions maintained in Salesforce
4. Email campaign activity to customer from its marketing systems.
What should a data architect do to fulfill these requirements with minimum development effort in Salesforce?
Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) has an external product master system that syncs product and pricing information with Salesforce. Users have been complaining that they are seeing discrepancies in product and pricing information displayed on the NTO website and Salesforce.
As a data architect, which action is recommended to avoid data sync issues?
An Architect needs to document the data architecture for a multi-system, enterprise Salesforce implementation.
Which two key artifacts should the Architect use? (Choose two.)
Universal Containers is looking to use Salesforce to manage their sales organization. They will be migrating legacy account data from two aging systems into Salesforce. Which two design considerations should an architect take to minimize data duplication? Choose 2 answers
Universal Containers has a legacy system that captures Conferences and Venues. These Conferences can occur at any Venue. They create hundreds of thousands of Conferences per year. Historically, they have only used 20 Venues. Which two things should the data architect consider when denormalizing this data model into a single Conference object with a Venue picklist? Choose 2 answers
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