
SalesforceCertified Integration Architect
Domain 6Objective 1
Given a Scenario, Determine the Appropriate Tools to Meet the Customer Requirements. INTEGRATION-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 2)
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A global company needs to integrate Salesforce with an on-premises HR system. The integration must support both real-time queries (for employee lookups) and batch synchronization (nightly updates). The company has a strict data residency requirement: employee data must not leave the country. They already have MuleSoft deployed in a cloud region outside the country. What is the best approach?
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A company is planning a large-scale integration between Salesforce and an on-premises data warehouse. The integration will involve millions of records daily. The company has a limited budget and wants to minimize licensing costs. They are considering using the Salesforce Bulk API 2.0 with a custom Python script versus using MuleSoft. Which factor is most important in this decision?
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A company needs to integrate Salesforce with a custom mobile app. The app needs to create and update records in Salesforce. The company wants to use a standard, well-documented API and avoid custom Apex. Which approach should the architect recommend?
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A company needs to integrate Salesforce with a legacy database that is only accessible via JDBC. The integration will be used for nightly data synchronization. The company has a preference for using a graphical, low-code tool. Which tool should the architect recommend?
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In requirement analysis for an integration, which item is typically considered a constraint rather than a functional requirement?
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