Explain the Use Cases and Best Practices for Using Content vs. Salesforce Files in the Sales Process. AGENTFORCE-SALES-CONSULTANT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Which scenario is the best use case for Salesforce Content libraries?

   • AStoring a final proposal specific to one customer's negotiation
   • BStoring internal meeting notes for a single account
   • CAttaching a signed contract to an opportunity
   • DSharing a standard product presentation with the entire sales team
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2. 7foundation · easy

   How should version control be handled for Salesforce Files on a record?

   • AOnly the owner can see the latest version
   • BKeep multiple files with different names
   • CUpload a new version and archive the old one
   • DDelete the old file and upload the new one
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4. 8application · medium

   A sales operations manager wants to organize the company's marketing collateral so that reps can quickly find the right presentation for each stage of the sales cycle. The collateral includes product one-pagers, case studies, and proposal templates. What is the best practice for organizing this content?

   • ACreate separate libraries for each sales stage and use folders for content types.
   • BUse a shared drive and email links to reps.
   • CCreate one large library with all files and rely on search.
   • DStore all collateral as Salesforce Files on the Opportunity record.
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5. 9expert · hard

   A sales rep is sharing a proposal with a customer. The proposal contains a custom pricing page that is specific to this deal. The rep wants to share the proposal without exposing the pricing page. What is the best practice?

   • AShare the original proposal as a Salesforce File with 'Viewer' access.
   • BCreate a PDF version of the proposal without the pricing page and share that.
   • CEmail the original proposal and ask the customer to ignore the pricing page.
   • DShare the original proposal from a Content library with a public link.
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6. 10expert · hard

   A sales team is sharing a proposal document with a customer. The proposal contains confidential pricing information that should not be visible to the customer. The team wants to share the document without exposing the pricing. What is the best practice?

   • ACreate a sanitized version of the proposal without pricing and share that version with the customer.
   • BShare the original proposal as a Salesforce File and set the sharing to 'Viewer'.
   • CEmail the original proposal to the customer and ask them to ignore the pricing.
   • DShare the original proposal from a Content library with a public link.
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