In Einstein Discovery:

• A.'What Happened' insights are the primary insights in your story. They are descriptive insights that help you explore, at an y/ Q overview level, what factors contributed to the outcome, based on a statistical analysis of your dataset. .Einstein Discovery uses bar charts to help you visualize What Happened insights.
• B.'Why It Happened' insights help you take a deeper look into the exact factors that led to an outcome.
  Why It Happened s/ Q insights drill deeper into the various factors that contributed to your story's goal.
  These insights are based on a statistical analysis of your dataset. Einstein Discovery uses waterfall charts to help you visualize Why It Happened insights.
• C.'Predictions and Improvements' insights help you explore what might happen in the future. For example, you can interactively perform "what if analyses in your story. Einstein Discovery provides you with predictions and suggested improvements based on a statistical analysis of your dataset and predictive analytics. To help you visualize these insights, Einstein Discovery uses:
  - waterfall charts for predictions
  - bar charts for suggested improvements
• D.'What Is The Difference' insights are comparative insights that help you better understand the relationships between explanatory variables and the goal (target outcome variable) in your story. These insights, based on a statistical analysis of your dataset, help you figure out which factors contribute to the biggest changes in the outcome variable. Einstein Discovery uses waterfall charts to help you visualize comparisons in What Is The Difference insights.

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To use the Sales Analytics app, which permission set license do you need?

• A.Sales Wave
• B.Sales Analytics Apps
• C.Analytics Templated Apps
• D.Security User

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What are two core design principles to consider when building Analytics apps or dashboards? (Choose two.)

• A.Clarity: make sure they are uncluttered and easy to interpret
• B.Balance: make sure they have a balance of different charts to get a more interesting design
• C.Emphasis: make sure they have space for important information, such as headlines and key charts
• D.Consistency: make sure they have a sense of familiarity to strengthen your users' ease of use

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A consultant built a very useful Einstein Analytics app for Sales Operations, and they want to share its contents with the rest of Global Sales. However, they do not want to add everyone in Sales to their app. The consultant recommends extending the Sales Operations app and distributing it as an Einstein Analytics template app, but needs to locate specific information to get started.

Given the code statement above, which endpoint should it be posted to?

• A./services/data/v##.#/wave/apps
• B./services/data/v##.#/analytics/wizard
• C./services/data/v##.#/analytics/projects
• D./services/data/v##.#/wave/templates

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A consultant built an Einstein Analytics app for the Sales Operations team. The team wants to share this app with other people at the company. The consultant recommends distributing the app as an Einstein Analytics template app.
In the process of creating the template, which role does the original Einstein Analytics app for the Sales Operation team play?

• A.It is the master.
• B.It is the template.
• C.It is the instance.
• D.It is the target.

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