Universal Containers (UC) has a multi-cloud implementation in place covering Service Cloud and Experience Cloud. As part of UC's support process, service agents often need to search across an external ERP that hosts the order information of its customers. They would like to see their ERP data in Salesforce but IT is weary of duplicating data across systems.
Which integration mechanism should achieve this with standard capabilities?
According to an online document1,Salesforce Connectis a standard integration mechanism that allows you toview, search, and modify data that's stored outside your Salesforce org. With Salesforce Connect, you can access data from external ERP systems in real time without copying or synchronizing it.
Salesforce Connect is the optimal choice for integrating Salesforce with an external ERP system without duplicating data. Salesforce Connect allows real-time access to external data sources, presenting them within Salesforce as external objects that look and behave much like standard Salesforce objects but without storing the data in Salesforce. This approach addresses IT's concern about data duplication and enables service agents to view ERP data directly in Salesforce.
Reference to Salesforce Connect's capabilities and use cases are available in the Salesforce Developer Guide and Salesforce Help documentation, which detail how Salesforce Connect can be used for real-time integration with external systems.
Universal Containers (UC) recently completed its migration to Lightning Experience, with sales users automatically moving to Lightning. This initiative was a massive undertaking by UC, as it had a tremendous amount of legacy functionality migrated over to Lightning from Classic. The CIO would like to make sure that UC is able to track adoption of the migrated functionality over from Classic to Lightning and what specifically was migrated.
Which two proposals should a Solution Architect recommend?
Choose 2 answers
The two proposals a Solution Architect should recommend to track adoption of migrated functionality from Classic to Lightning are:
B) Track Adoption Rates within the Lightning Usage, and monitor a change in metrics within existing reports and dashboards. C. Provide the CIO a list of the User Stories around the new functionality and the Gap Analysis donebetween Classic and Lightning.
Tracking adoption rates and success metrics is one of the best practices for driving Lightning Experience adoption, as it allows UC to measure how well users are using the migrated functionality and identify areas of improvement or feedback.According to2, monitoring a change in metrics within existing reports and dashboards can also help UC evaluatethe impact of Lightning Experience on their business performance and user satisfaction.
Providing a list of user stories around the new functionality can help UC communicate the benefits and value of Lightning Experience to their users and stakeholders, aswell as align their expectations and goals with the migration project.According to3, providing a gap analysis done between Classic and Lightning can also helpUC understand what features or customizations are available or not available in Lightning Experience, as well as plan for any necessary changes or enhancements.
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AC Computers has decided to extend its existing Sales Cloud solution by implementing Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. AC Computers has defined two different work streams for Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and wants each workstream to work iteratively in separate sandboxes and migrate to a single sandbox for UAT and integration testing. With the multiple workstreams, AC Computers needs a more rigorous change management process and an audit process.
Which two options should AC Computers consider to support both implementation workstreams?
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AC Computers is getting ready to go live with automated subscription invoicing using Sales Cloud and Revenue Cloud. AC Computers' primary goal is to retire its homegrown system used for manual invoicing and migrate any outstanding bookings. The company wants to make sure there is little disruption to a customer's current invoicing schedule when it goes live with Salesforce Billing and retires the existing system.
Which three recommendations should a Solution Architect make to reduce customer impact?
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To minimize disruption during the transition to Salesforce Billing, migrating historical payment methods ensures continuity in payment processes and customer convenience. Providing comprehensive training and enablement for end users and admins is crucial for smooth adoption and effective use of the new system. Comparing invoices from both systems helps verify accuracy and consistency, ensuring that customers receive correct billing information, thus maintaining trust and satisfaction. These steps are in line with Salesforce's best practices for system migration and adoption, emphasizing the importance of data integrity, user preparedness, and continuity in customer-facing processes during system transitions.
AW Computing (AWC) has just completed a multi-cloud implementation for Salesforce and is facing major user adoption challenges. Users are complaining that the system is complicated and hard to navigate.
What can the Center of Excellence (CoE) for Salesforce do to help increase user adoption?
To increase user adoption when users find the system complicated, breaking down training materials into quick reference guides for specific job functions can be very effective. This makes the learning process more manageable and relevant to users' daily tasks. Salesforce's own training approach often includes such job-specific materials, recognizing that targeted, role-based guidance can improve user competence and confidence.
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