
SalesforceCertified Sharing and Visibility Architect
Domain 1Objective 2
Given a Particular Customer Scenario, Describe the Relevant Settings Required for All the Declarative Platform Security Features That Would Ensure Proper Data Access to Relevant Users. SHARING-AND-VISIBILITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 4)
Part of the DECLARATIVE SHARING domain, which accounts for 67% of the SHARING-AND-VISIBILITY-ARCHITECT exam.
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A company has an OWD for Opportunities set to Private. The company has a 'Sales Operations' team that needs read/write access to all opportunities, and a 'Marketing' team that needs read-only access to opportunities owned by the sales team. Both teams are not in the same role hierarchy as the sales team. What is the most efficient declarative configuration?
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A company has a custom object 'Project' with a field 'Budget'. The OWD for Project is Private. The finance team needs to see the Budget field for all projects, but should not see other fields. The project managers should see all fields for their own projects. What declarative configuration meets this requirement?
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How do profiles and permission sets combine to determine a user's effective permissions?
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A company has an OWD for Cases set to Private. The support manager is in a role above the support agents. The support manager needs to view all cases owned by the agents, but the agents should only see their own cases. What declarative setting is sufficient to meet this requirement?
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How does the role hierarchy affect record access?
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