Universal Containers (UC) is at the end of its first and only design phase. UC decided to go ahead and build against the entire future design that was developed and agreed upon by its internal stakeholders and Center of Excellence. But a concern by the executive team is how UC can de-risk itself and stay within budget during the build while still hitting the objectives that were defined m the design phase.
Which recommendation should the Solution Architect make to alleviate the executive team's concerns during the build?

Universal Containers (UC) wants to implement a Salesforce multi-cloud solution that includes CPQ, B2B Commerce, and Sales Cloud. UC wants to use as much of Salesforce's core capabilities as possible for its cart-to-quote customer journey. The order fulfillment process is managed separately in a third-party ERP.
Which two considerations should a Solution Architect keep in mind when thinking about data flows?
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Universal Containers (UC) recently completed a successful implementation of B2B Commerce classic and saw an immediate increase in both its customer experience ratings and overall bottom line due to the influx of sales through its commerce application. After this initial experience, UC decided to target its internal Sales team for the same successful outcome with Salesforce CPQ and Sales Cloud.
UC's requirements include that its internal Sales team be able to sell its current commerce catalog and expand this catalog to include even more products. In addition, UC wants to give its internal Sales team the ability to utilize CPQ's discounting functionality, along with approval rules for its Sales leadership team. Today, product and pricing is mastered in B2B Commerce and orders are fulfilled in the ERP.
What should a Solution Architect recommend when architecting a solution to meet UC's requirements?

Universal Containers uses the Salesforce Platform to track customer payments and any late payments. This is accomplished with an architecture that includes Marketing Cloud, Service Cloud, and an integration to the back-office billing system via MuleSoft. Invoices and payments are mastered in the billing system and exposed to Salesforce via MuleSoft. Notifications about customer payments are orchestrated out of Salesforce and emails are sent via Marketing Cloud. The late payment invoice data is required for service representatives to be able to reference within Salesforce.
What should the Solution Architect recommend when determining the role of each system for a use case of sending payment reminders?

During a go-live planning session, the business sponsor expressed some concerns related to achieving high adoption of the solution.
Which two recommendations should a Solution Architect provide that can achieve higher adoption rates for a Salesforce multi-cloud implementation?
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