Given a Particular Customer Scenario, Have Awareness of How Territory Management 2.0 Can (or Cannot Be Applied) to Resolve More Complex Security Requirements. SHARING-AND-VISIBILITY-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Compared to manual sharing, what is a key advantage of Territory Management 2.0?

   • AIt works for all object types without limitation
   • BIt does not require any setup or configuration
   • CIt allows sharing with individual users on a per-record basis
   • DIt provides automated, scalable sharing based on territory assignments
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2. 7foundation · easy

   How are records assigned to territories in Territory Management 2.0?

   • AAutomatically using territory assignment rules based on record field values
   • BThrough the role hierarchy, where records are assigned to roles
   • CManually by an administrator for each record
   • DBy users sharing records with territories
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4. 8foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of creating a territory-based sharing rule in Territory Management 2.0?

   • ATo restrict access to records within a territory
   • BTo define the territory hierarchy structure
   • CTo grant access to records in a territory to users in another territory
   • DTo assign records to territories automatically
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5. 9expert · hard

   A global insurance company has a complex sales structure. They have 3 regions (Americas, EMEA, APAC), each with multiple countries, and each country has multiple sales teams. The company wants to use TM2.0 to manage record access. They also have a compliance team that needs read-only access to all records in the EMEA region for auditing purposes. What is the most efficient way to grant the compliance team access?

   • AUse manual sharing on each record in EMEA to grant access to the compliance team.
   • BAssign the compliance team to the 'EMEA' territory.
   • CCreate a territory-based sharing rule that grants read access to the compliance team for the 'EMEA' territory.
   • DCreate separate sharing rules for each country in EMEA and grant access to the compliance team.
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6. 10application · medium

   A global manufacturing company uses Territory Management 2.0. The territory hierarchy is: Global → Americas → US East, US West, Canada. A sales rep named Alex is assigned to the 'US East' territory. Alex owns an opportunity. Which users will have access to this opportunity by default, assuming no sharing rules are created?

   • AAlex and all users assigned to the 'US East' territory.
   • BAlex and the manager of the 'US East' territory.
   • CAlex and all users assigned to the 'Americas' and 'Global' territories.
   • DOnly Alex, the opportunity owner.
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