Describe the Capabilities of Territory Management and the Implications to the Sharing Model. PLATFORM-ADMINISTRATOR-II Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–19

1. 16application · medium

   An administrator is configuring sharing for a new territory. They want to ensure that users in the territory can view and edit accounts, but they also want to prevent users outside the territory from accessing those accounts. What should they do?

   • ACreate a sharing rule to share accounts with the territory.
   • BUse a role hierarchy to grant access to territory members.
   • CSet the territory's access level to Edit and ensure the org-wide default for accounts is Private.
   • DSet the org-wide default to Public Read/Write and rely on territory membership.
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2. 17foundation · easy

   What is the effect of a territory hierarchy on the sharing model?

   • AIt only affects the record owner's access
   • BIt requires explicit sharing rules for every record
   • CIt removes access for users in child territories
   • DIt provides implicit access to records for users in parent territories
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4. 18foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes how territory management interacts with other sharing mechanisms?

   • ATerritory access overrides all other sharing mechanisms
   • BTerritory access is combined with other sharing mechanisms to determine a user's effective access
   • CTerritory access only applies if the user is also the record owner
   • DTerritory access is only applied when sharing rules are inactive
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Which records can be assigned to territories using territory assignment rules?

   • AProducts and Price Books
   • BAccounts and Opportunities
   • CLeads and Contacts
   • DCases and Tasks
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