How does territory management improve scalability compared to using many sharing rules?

It provides a way to share records with external users

It eliminates the need for sharing recalculation

It automatically creates sharing records for all records in a territory, reducing the need for individual sharing rules

It allows you to grant access to all records in the org with a single click

A global company has 50,000 sales users and 10 million Account records. The sales structure is based on geographic territories that change quarterly. The architect needs to ensure that each sales user can only access Accounts in their territory. Which solution should the architect choose?

Use Territory Management to define territories and assign accounts to them.

Use owner-based sharing rules for each territory.

Create a role hierarchy that mirrors the territory structure.

Use criteria-based sharing rules with a Territory field on the Account.

A company has a large sales team with frequent reorganizations. Currently, sharing rules reference individual roles, and every reorganization requires updating dozens of rules. The architect wants to reduce maintenance overhead while keeping access aligned with the sales structure. Which approach should the architect take?

Continue using role-based sharing rules and update them after each reorganization.

Assign the 'View All' permission to all sales users.

Use criteria-based sharing rules based on the user's manager.

Create public groups that mirror the sales teams and update sharing rules to reference those groups.

What is the primary purpose of territory management in Salesforce?

To manage user licenses and profiles

To distribute record access based on sales territories, allowing users to see records in their territory

To provide a way to share records with external partners

To replace the role hierarchy entirely

Which task can be delegated using delegated administration?

Modifying sharing rules for all objects

Managing users in a specific role or public group

Changing the org-wide defaults for all objects

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A global company has 50,000 sales users and 10 million Account records. The sales structure is based on geographic territories that change quarterly. The architect needs to ensure that each sales user can only access Accounts in their territory. Which solution should the architect choose?
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