An architect is designing an integration where Salesforce sends order data to an external ERP via REST callouts. The ERP occasionally times out, and the architect needs to ensure that no order is lost or duplicated. Which approach should be used?

Use a composite request to send multiple orders in one call

Use a batch job that runs every hour and sends all orders at once

Use a synchronous callout with a retry loop and idempotency keys

Use a fire-and-forget Platform Event and hope the ERP receives it

An architect is designing an integration where Salesforce must send data to an external system that does not support idempotency. The integration must ensure that no duplicate records are created in the external system. Which approach should be used?

Use a synchronous callout and rely on the external system to handle duplicates

Use a queueable job with a deduplication check before sending

Use Bulk API and accept that duplicates may occur

Use Platform Events and let the subscriber handle duplicates

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Given a Scenario, Describe the Capabilities of the Appropriate Technology and Justify Their Use as Part of the Overall Integration Architecture. TECHNICAL-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 5)

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21foundation · easy
An integration must process millions of records nightly. Which technology selection criterion is most relevant when choosing between Bulk API and REST API?
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22application · medium
An architect is designing an integration where Salesforce sends order data to an external ERP via REST callouts. The ERP occasionally times out, and the architect needs to ensure that no order is lost or duplicated. Which approach should be used?
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23expert · hard
An architect is designing an integration where Salesforce must send data to an external system that does not support idempotency. The integration must ensure that no duplicate records are created in the external system. Which approach should be used?
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24foundation · easy
Which Salesforce integration technology is specifically designed to handle high-volume, asynchronous data transfers such as nightly batch synchronization?
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25foundation · easy
When integrating Salesforce with an external system that only supports SOAP, which Salesforce technology can be used?
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Given a Scenario, Describe the Capabilities of the Appropriate Technology and Justify Their Use as Part of the Overall Integration Architecture. TECHNICAL-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

An integration must process millions of records nightly. Which technology selection criterion is most relevant when choosing between Bulk API and REST API?

An architect is designing an integration where Salesforce sends order data to an external ERP via REST callouts. The ERP occasionally times out, and the architect needs to ensure that no order is lost or duplicated. Which approach should be used?

An architect is designing an integration where Salesforce must send data to an external system that does not support idempotency. The integration must ensure that no duplicate records are created in the external system. Which approach should be used?

Which Salesforce integration technology is specifically designed to handle high-volume, asynchronous data transfers such as nightly batch synchronization?

When integrating Salesforce with an external system that only supports SOAP, which Salesforce technology can be used?

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