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20May

Salesforce Sales Cloud Consultant Part 3: Application of Product Knowledge

This topic has the highest weighting and includes the following objectives: • Given a set of requirements, design an end-to-end sales process from Lead to Opportunity to Quote to Close to Order. • Given a scenario, differentiate when it is appropriate to include custom application development vs. third-party applications. • Describe the appropriate use cases for Account and Opportunity Teams and the effect on sales roles, visibility, access, and reporting.  • Discuss the capabilities, use cases, and design considerations for additional features such as...

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20May

Salesforce Sales Cloud Consultant Part 2 : Implementation Strategies

This topic includes the following objectives: • Given a scenario, determine how to facilitate a successful consulting engagement (plan, gather requirements, design, build, test, deploy, and document). • Given a scenario, determine appropriate sales deployment considerations. • Given a scenario, analyze the success of an implementation project. This category covers how a Sales Cloud consultant would prepare for an implementation. It describes the steps involved (i.e., plan, gather requirements, design, build, test, deploy, and document) and how they all fit together to make a...

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20May

Salesforce Sales Cloud Consultant Part 1 : Sales Practices

The Salesforce Sales Cloud Consultant Certification is a credential developed for Salesforce professionals who have experience in Sales Cloud solutions on the Salesforce platform and are looking to verify their expertise. Working experience of the product is important for this certification in particular as it’s designed specifically for professionals who can architect a solution for a particular customer scenario. In this article, we will talk about part 1: Sales Practices This topic includes the following objectives: • Given a scenario, assess the factors that influence sales...

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17May

Journey to Success: Conquering the Microsoft SC-900 Exam

Embarking on my professional journey in the field of technology, I recognized the importance of staying up-to-date with the latest advancements and certifications. Seeking to expand my knowledge and demonstrate proficiency in Microsoft Azure fundamentals, I set my sights on the Microsoft SC-900 exam. This personal experience encapsulates my efforts, challenges faced, and eventual triumph in passing the SC-900 exam. Setting the Goal: The decision to pursue the Microsoft SC-900 certification was driven by my desire to gain a comprehensive understanding...

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12May

Salesforce Platform App Builder Certification Exam Syllabus

Salesforce Platform App Builder Certification Exam is one of the most popular and valuable credentials for Salesforce professionals. It validates your ability to design, build, and implement custom applications using the declarative customization capabilities of the Salesforce Platform. The Salesforce Platform App Builder Certification is the credential that demonstrates the test taker’s ability to declaratively customize the standard applications or declaratively build a totally custom application. The Platform App Builder certification does not require detailed knowledge and skills of programming,...

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11May

Salesforce Integration Architect Part 6: Maintain Integration

This topic includes the following objectives: Given an integration maintenance use case, identify performance monitoring needs for integration requirements. Salesforce provides tools that can be used to evaluate performance of the org, its applications, or pages. These tools can be used to monitor specific attributes and metrics related to integration solutions such as integration user logins, API requests, outdated API versions, and others. In this topic, tools such as Event Monitoring, real-time events, and Salesforce Optimizer will be covered to identify their...

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11May

Salesforce Integration Architect Part 5: Build Solution

This topic includes the following objectives: Given a use case that includes technical requirements, constraints or drivers, identify the considerations when designing and implementing API(s), both Salesforce as an API provider and Salesforce as an API consumer. Salesforce offers various APIs for inbound integration, including REST API, SOAP API, Bulk API 2.0, and Streaming API. Various considerations and limitations apply to the use of an API. For example, Salesforce limits the number of API calls per 24-hour period, which depends on the...

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11May

Salesforce Integration Architect Part 4: Design Integration Solutions

This topic includes the following objectives: Given a use case, identify the integration pattern that meets business requirements. As part of this objective you should understand the various integration patterns that can be utilized to design integrations between Salesforce and remote systems. It also covers the use cases of the integration patterns. An integration pattern describes the design and approach for integrating systems. It can focus on application, data or process integration.The integration pattern called Remote Process Invocation - Request & Reply...

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11May

Salesforce Integration Architect Part 3: Translate Needs to Integration Requirements

This Translate Needs to Integration Requirements topic includes the following objectives: Given an existing system landscape diagram, create an inventory of the systems and integration patterns. There are different types of Salesforce system architecture landscapes, namely, ground-to-cloud, cloud-to-ground, and cloud-to-cloud. In the Cloud-to-Ground architecture, data originates from Salesforce and is pushed into an on-premise system. In the Ground-to-Cloud architecture, data originates from the on-premise architecture and is pushed into Salesforce. In the Cloud-to-Cloud architecture, data is moved from one org to...

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11May

Salesforce Integration Architect Part 2: Evaluate Business Needs

Given a use case, identify functional and non-functional requirements needed for integration. The implementation of an integration solution generally requires identifying functional and non-functional requirements. Functional requirements are mandatory and describe the features or functions of the system, such as the functionality of a particular integration feature in Salesforce. Example of a functional requirement is that a user would like to obtain order data from an external system by clicking a quick action on an opportunity record page in Salesforce. On...

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