Question 136
A large retail B2C customer wants to build a 360 view of its customer for its call center agents. The customer interaction is currently maintained in the following system:
1. Salesforce CRM
2. Custom billing solution
3. Customer Master Data management (MDM)
4. Contract Management system
5. Marketing solution
What should a data architect recommend that would help upgrade uniquely identify customer across multiple systems:
Question 137
During the implementation of Salesforce, a customer has the following requirements for Sales Orders:
1. Sales Order information needs to be shown to users in Salesforce.
2. Sales Orders are maintained in the on-premises enterprise resource planning (ERP).
3. Sales Order information has more than 150 million records.
4. Sales Orders will not be updated in Salesforce.
What should a data architect recommend for maintaining Sales Orders in salesforce?
Question 138
UC is building a salesforce application to track contacts and their respective conferences that they have attended with the following requirements:
1. Contacts will be stored in the standard contact object.
2. Conferences will be stored in a custom conference__c object.
3. Each contact may attend multiple conferences and each conference may be related to multiple contacts.
How should a data architect model the relationship between the contact and conference objects?
Question 139
UC has multiple SF orgs that are distributed across regional branches. Each branch stores local customer data inside its org's Account and Contact objects. This creates a scenario where UC is unable to view customers across all orgs.
UC has an initiative to create a 360-degree view of the customer, as UC would like to see Account and Contact data from all orgs in one place.
What should a data architect suggest to achieve this 360-degree view of the customer?
