Universal Containers (UC) uses Salesforce Sales Cloud to track Opportunities, Quotes, and Orders and is interested in offering self-service capability to its customers via an Experience Cloud site. Most products that UC offers are relatively simple, but some are complex and need to be configured and reviewed by a sales representative before an order can be officially placed. The CIO is concerned about the time to market and would like to see two options to address UC's need.
Which two options should a Solution Architect recommend and present to UC?
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Widgets Wonderful, a manufacturing company, wants to provide a better customer experience and enable field service resources to provide a quote to customers while still on site. The company has complex products that come with warranties that include preventative maintenance work. Additionally, certain warranty repair work has specific SLAs associated with it. There are 10 Field Service team members and 20 sales representatives, all of whom need to view Salesforce Field Service objects and be able to create quotes for the customer.
Widgets Wonderful's project owner has some questions regarding the number and types of licenses needed for the users and would like to better understand how warranties will be addressed.
Which two combined options should a Solution Architect suggest?
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Universal Containers (UC) is about to implement Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Revenue Cloud within its newly created Salesforce environment. But before UC begins, the CIO would like to understand the options for creating and migrating changes within Salesforce. UC is about to use a sandbox for the initial build and will deploy customisation up to the production environment. UC has decided to build packages of metadata to silo the functionality between the three clouds it is implementing for.
What are two key considerations a Solution Architect should keep in mind when recommending packaging?
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