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Mobile-Solutions-Architecture-Designer
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Salesforce Certified Mobile Solutions Architecture Designer
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Jul 16, 2026
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Question 1

Universal containers has an ERP application where all customer orders are stored. There are millions of customer orders stored in the ERP application and a longtime customer may have thousands of individual orders. Additionally, some order informationmay house personally identifiable information that, due to company policy, can only be stored in ERP. Universal Containers would like the five most recent orders displayed on the account page in Salesforce. How should an architect design this requirement considering both security and scalability?

Options:

A.

Leverage the REST API to receive orders from the ERP system as they are created.

B.

Leverage Salesforce Lightning Connect to display order information in Salesforce.

C.

write an outboundmessage to receive orders from ERP system as they are created.

D.

Build a scheduled ETL job to sync all customer order history in the orders object.

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Question 2

Universal Containers has multiple Salesforce orgs as a result of a number of acquisitions over time. They decide to let the subsidiaries continue using their own orgs but would like to streamline their lead processing. They identified one org that would act as a gateway to receiveall the leads for the group and then distribute them to subsidiary orgs based on lead type. Changes to lead status in subsidiary orgs must be reflected in the gateway org They decide to use Salesforce-to-Salesforce for lead distribution. What limitation ofSalesforce-to-Salesforce must be considered to ensure searchless two-way integration?

Options:

A.

Salesforce-to-Salesforce has no built-in support bi-directional(two-way) integrations.

B.

Salesforce-to-Salesforce has a limit on number of records shared between systems.

C.

salesforce-to-Salesforce does not support linking/sharing with existing records in a receiving org.

D.

salesforce-to-Salesforce has no built-in support for objects with Parent-child relationships.

Question 3

Universal Containers has two integrations to Salesforce; System A requires read-only accessto all Opportunity data while System B requires read-write access to all Accounts. Which approach ensures compliance with the principal of least priviledge?

Options:

A.

Utilize a single "Integration User" with the "Modify All data" profile setting enabled so thatall integrations always have access to all data.

B.

Utilize separate credentials and profiles for each integration, one having "view All" to ties and the other having "Modify All" to Accounts.

C.

Use a single "Integration User" with profile settings restricted to "view All" for opportunity and "Modify All" for Accounts.

D.

Utilize separate credentials for each system with both credentials having the "modify all data" permission on the profile.