
SalesforceCertified Data Architect
Domain 2Objective 4
Given a Customer Scenario, Recommend Appropriate Techniques and Methods for Ensuring High Data Quality at the Point of Entry, Such as Client/server Side Validation Rules, Workflows, Approvals, Data.com Clean, Duplicate Prevention. DATA-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the CONCEPTUAL DESIGN domain, which accounts for 15% of the DATA-ARCHITECT exam.
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Which Salesforce feature is an example of client-side validation?
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Which workflow rule action is most useful for flagging a record that may have incomplete data?
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A real estate company uses Salesforce to manage property listings. Agents often create duplicate listings for the same property because they enter the address differently (e.g., '123 Main St' vs '123 Main Street'). The company wants to prevent duplicates at the point of entry, but also wants to automatically standardize the address format for all listings. Which combination of techniques should be used?
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A financial services firm requires that all new client records be reviewed by a compliance officer before they become active in the system. The review must include a manual check of the client's risk profile. Which technique should be used to enforce this requirement?
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A global company uses Salesforce to manage accounts. Sales reps often enter inconsistent address formats, and the company wants to standardize addresses to a consistent format at the point of entry. They also want to enrich accounts with additional firmographic data. Which technique should be used?
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