Given a Scenario, Identify the Declarative Platform Security Features That Can Be Used to Meet Record-Level Security Requirements. TECHNICAL-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   How do queues enable users to access records they do not own?

   • ARecords are assigned to a queue, and members of the queue can access and process them.
   • BQueue members can access all records in the organization.
   • CRecords are automatically owned by all queue members.
   • DQueues grant access to records based on role hierarchy.
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2. 12application · medium

   A company has a Private OWD for the Case object. They want all members of the 'VIP Support' public group to have read/write access to all Cases owned by users in the 'Tier 2' role. Which declarative feature should be used?

   • ACriteria-based sharing rule
   • BOwner-based sharing rule
   • CManual sharing on each Case
   • DQueue-based access
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4. 13foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of teams (sales, service, account) in record-level security?

   • ATo control field-level security for team members.
   • BTo grant record access to groups of users based on their team membership.
   • CTo set OWD for an object.
   • DTo define the role hierarchy for an organization.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which type of team is used to share access to accounts with multiple users?

   • ARole hierarchy
   • BSales team
   • CService team
   • DAccount team
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6. 15foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of sharing rules in Salesforce?

   • ATo define field-level security for records.
   • BTo change the owner of records.
   • CTo grant additional access to records for specific groups of users based on criteria or ownership.
   • DTo restrict access to records for specific users.
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