Certified B2B Solution Architect Universal Practice Questions
The free Certified B2B Solution Architect questions that deal with universal, with answers and explanations. The full bank and the timed practice test cover every topic the exam asks about.
Question #4
Universal Containers (UC) is using Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. UC wants a solution that can tend scheduled emails on a dairy, weekly, or monthly basis to existing customers and prospects. UC also wants to track if customers have opened the emails. There can be as little as 1,000 emails in a week or as many as 100,000 emails in a month, depending on the season. Based on that criteria, which solution should the Solution Architect recommend to UC?
Correct answer: B
Explanation
Account Engagement handles scheduled email campaigns on a daily, weekly or monthly cadence and reports on opens, and its volume range easily covers up to 100,000 emails a month. Flows and Apex send email but provide no built-in engagement tracking.
Question #5
Universal Containers (UC) is about to implement Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Revenue Cloud within its newly created Salesforce environment. But before UC begins, the CIO would like to understand the options for creating and migrating changes within Salesforce. UC is about to use a sandbox for the initial build and will deploy customisation up to the production environment. UC has decided to build packages of metadata to silo the functionality between the three clouds it is implementing for. What are two key considerations a Solution Architect should keep in mind when recommending packaging? Choose 2 answers
Select 2 answers.
Correct answer: A, B
Question #8
Universal Containers (UC) is about to start a massive digital transformation project across multiple service channels. UC plans on using Service Cloud, Omni- Channel, chatbots, Knowledge, and Einstein AI throughout all the service capabilities. Before discovery can start, the key stakeholder would like to see the automated chat capabilities in action. They currently use a third-party Knowledge Base and are wondering what is the value of it over Salesforce Knowledge. They believe it will be chatbots but they are unsure. What is one of the key benefits the Solution Architect should address within the context of the demo?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
The key benefit to demonstrate is case deflection: the bot surfaces Salesforce Knowledge articles inside the chat so customers resolve issues before a case is ever created, which a third-party knowledge base cannot do natively.
Question #10
Universal Containers (UC) is implementing a Salesforce B2B multi-cloud project with large volumes of data and daily transactions from multiple third-party systems via multiple integrations. UC is looking at transactions of more than 1 million records a week and, in higher seasons, 10 million records a week. UC has made the decision to get a full copy sandbox to use to test all of its third-party integrations across its multiple clouds. UC has also invested in MuleSoft and the Anypoint Platform as the single enterprise service bus for all of the third-party data going into Salesforce. Which type of performance testing should a Solution Architect recommend for testing data at scale on this project?
Correct answer: A
Explanation
Load testing the APIs against a full copy sandbox before go live is the only way to validate millions of integration records against production-like data volumes. A partial copy lacks the data scale needed.
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