Education-Cloud-Consultant Exam Dumps : Salesforce Certified Education Cloud Consultant ED-Con-101 Exam

Campaign influence is a feature that the consultant can recommend to measure campaign effectiveness, return on investment, and Opportunity conversion using standard Salesforce functionality.Campaign influence allows the marketing department to track how multiple campaigns have influenced an Opportunity, and assign a percentage of credit to each campaign. Campaign influence also provides reports and dashboards that show the impact of campaignson revenue and pipeline. Campaign member, parent campaigns, and campaign hierarchy are not features that can measure campaign effectiveness, return on investment, and Opportunity conversion. References:

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Term Grades with Contact is the object that the consultant should include in the report toshow the people who earned high final scores in the Intro to Civil Engineering class. Term Grades is an object that stores the grades that a student receives for a course offering in a specific term. Contact is an object that stores the personal information of a student. Program Enrollment with Contact, Education History with Account, and Course Connections with Academic Program are not objects that can show the final scores of a class in EDA. References:

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Early Alerts is a functionality in Student Success Hub that the consultant can recommend to meet the requirement of providing assistance to proactively identify studentissues as they arise. Early Alerts is a feature that allows users to create and manage alerts for students who may need intervention or support, such as academic, financial, or personal issues. Early Alerts can help college advisors proactively identify student issues as they arise by using features such as Alert Reasons, Alert Statuses, or Alert Assignment Rules. Advising Events, Mass Actions, and Success Plans are not functionalities in Student Success Hub that can meet the requirement of providing assistance to proactively identify student issues as they arise. References: