Free SAP C_C4H620_34 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers | Set: 2

In a JSON Web Token (JWT), the attribute that represents the UID of the user is:

sub (subject):

Thesubclaim is a standard claim in JWT that represents the subject of the token, which is typically the unique identifier (UID) of the user.

References

JWT Specification

To ensure that all subscriptions for your marketing campaign are genuine and that users confirm their intent to subscribe via email, you should activate the Double Opt-In process in the subscription. This process sends a confirmation email to users, requiring them to verify their email address and confirm their subscription by clicking on a link.

Double Opt-In Activation:

Navigate to the subscription settings within your SAP Customer Data Cloud account.

Enable the Double Opt-In option for the specific subscription.

Configure the email template that will be sent to users for confirmation.

This ensures that only users who confirm their email address and subscription will be added to your list, maintaining the authenticity of your subscriptions.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Documentation on Double Opt-In

To use the CIAM for B2B Web SDK to return a list of permissions of the currently logged-in customer, you should use the following API call:

gigya.accounts.getAccountInfo()with the include parameter set to Groups.

This API call retrieves detailed account information, including the permissions associated with the user's groups.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation

When creating a dataflow to synchronize existing users' subscriptions from the marketing system to SAP Customer Data Cloud with the given requirements, you need to perform the following actions:

File Decrypt and Compress Components: Add a file decrypt.pgp component to decrypt the PGP-encrypted file provided by the marketing system and a file compress.zip component to compress the failed records before sending them back to the S3 bucket.

file.decrypt.pgp: Decrypts the incoming PGP-encrypted file.

file.compress.zip: Compresses the records that failed to update.

Error Handling Step: Add an error handling step after the datasource.write.gigya.account component to manage records that fail to update in the SAP Customer Data Cloud.

Error Handling: This step ensures that any records that fail to update are processed and handled appropriately, including being zipped and sent back to the S3 bucket.

These actions ensure that the dataflow handles encryption, compression, and error management effectively.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflow Documentation

To design a family-relationship model in SAP Customer Data Cloud, the recommended approach is to set up a family account group model. This method allows for the grouping of multiple user accounts under a single family account, thereby enabling the management of family relationships and shared data within the system.

Family Account Group Model: This model allows for the representation of family relationships by creating a primary account (e.g., parent) and linking secondary accounts (e.g., children) to it.

Benefits: This approach simplifies the management of shared information and permissions, making it easier to handle family-related data and interactions within the system.

Implementation: Use APIs and data structures provided by SAP Customer Data Cloud to create and manage these family groups.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Documentation

To mark an account as successfully transferred in SAP Customer Data Cloud after updating an external database via a new webhooks endpoint, you need to use theaccounts.setAccountInfomethod.This method requires the UID (User ID) received in the webhook notification and a bearer token for authentication.

Step 1: Receive the webhook notification, which includes the UID and other necessary information.

Step 2: Update the external database with the user information as required.

Step 3: Use theaccounts.setAccountInfoAPI endpoint to update the user's account status in SAP Customer Data Cloud.

UID: Include the UID received in the webhook notification to specify which user's account needs to be updated.

Bearer Token: Use a valid bearer token for authentication purposes.

Step 4: Call theaccounts.setAccountInfoAPI with the necessary parameters to mark the account as successfully transferred.

This approach ensures that the user's account status is accurately updated in the SAP Customer Data Cloud after the external database operations are completed.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation

SAP Help Portal

When setting up a new webhooks endpoint to retrieve the profile object on receipt of the "Account logged in" notification, the recommended method is:

accounts.getAccountInfo with UID from notification:

Use the UID provided in the notification payload to callaccounts.getAccountInfo.

This API call will retrieve the complete profile object associated with the given UID.

This method ensures that you get the most up-to-date profile information for the user who has logged in.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation

To fetch a preference object from a customer in SAP Customer Data Cloud using an API, you should use:

accounts.getAccountInfo:

This API call retrieves comprehensive information about a user's account, including their preferences.

You can specify which parts of the account data you want to retrieve by using theincludeparameter to include preferences.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation

To set up SAP Customer Data Cloud as a SAML identity provider, the key pages required are:

Proxy Page: This page facilitates the interaction between the Service Provider (SP) and the Identity Provider (IdP), managing the SAML request and response flows.

Error Page: This page is used to display error messages and handle exceptions during the SAML authentication process.

These pages ensure the proper functioning and user experience during the SAML authentication process.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud SAML Configuration Documentation

To fix the issue of the pop-up window being blocked by the mobile browser during the Social Login process, you can:

Use the authFlow: 'redirect' param (B): This changes the authentication flow to use redirects instead of pop-ups, which are less likely to be blocked by browsers.

Write custom code to avoid a pop-up window (C): This involves coding a custom solution to handle the login process without relying on pop-up windows.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Social Login Implementation Guide

SAP Help Portal on Social Login Configuration