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| Topic 1 | - Cloud Applications: This section of the exam measures skills of Salesforce Consultant and covers the standard Salesforce capabilities that support sales and service operations. It includes features such as products, price books, schedules, orders, quotes, and the tools that help with forecasting and territory management. The section also describes how to create Salesforce Knowledge articles, manage entitlements, support service workflows, and enable interactions through chat, case feed, Omni-Channel, console apps, and Experience Cloud sites. It also introduces the broader Salesforce suite that extends core platform functionality.
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| Topic 2 | - Objects and Applications: This section of the exam measures the skills of a Salesforce Business Analyst and covers selecting appropriate object and application-level solutions to meet business needs. It focuses on identifying when to use master-detail relationships, lookups, junction objects, related lists, record types, Schema Builder, and Object Creator. The section also includes improving UI and user experience using App Manager, Lightning App Builder, Dynamic Forms, standard Lightning components, console apps, and tools like the Lightning page analyze button.
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| Topic 3 | - Process Automation: This section of the exam measures skills of Salesforce Consultant and covers choosing the right automation tools to solve complex business problems. It focuses on understanding the capabilities and limitations of declarative tools, identifying the right troubleshooting methods, and applying automation correctly within Salesforce¡¯s order of execution. This section emphasizes designing efficient, scalable automation using workflow tools, flows, and other declarative features.
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| Topic 4 | - Security and Access: This section of the exam measures the skills of Salesforce Administrator and covers how record-level access, field access, and sharing models impact data visibility across the system. It focuses on understanding controlled-by-parent relationships, territory management, role hierarchies, and access to reports, dashboards, and email folders. It also includes comparing custom profiles, permission sets, and delegated administration, along with evaluating different authentication methods. The section also addresses the structure of business models such as person accounts, standard accounts, contacts, and contact-to-multiple-account relationships.
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