
SalesforceCertified Integration Architect
Domain 2Objective 2
In a Customer Scenario Containing Business Requirements, Summarize Which Implementation Pattern Will Achieve Those Goals. INTEGRATION-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the SALESFORCE INTEGRATION PATTERNS domain, which accounts for 15% of the INTEGRATION-ARCHITECT exam.
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A logistics company needs to send shipment status updates from its on-premises tracking system to Salesforce. The updates occur every time a package is scanned, which can be several times per minute per package. The business requires that the status appear in Salesforce within seconds of the scan. Which integration pattern should the architect recommend?
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A company has a requirement to synchronize data between Salesforce and an external system in real-time. The external system is a legacy mainframe that does not support REST or SOAP. Which pattern should be used?
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A retail company wants to synchronize product inventory from its ERP system to Salesforce nightly. The ERP exports a file with approximately 500,000 product records. The business does not require real-time updates. Which integration pattern is most appropriate?
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A company wants to allow its field technicians to update work order status in Salesforce from a mobile app. The app should work even when the technician is offline. Which pattern should be used?
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A company needs to integrate Salesforce with a custom billing system. The billing system is only available during business hours. The integration must be reliable and should not lose data if the billing system is down. Which pattern should be recommended?
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