Universal Containers has a SOAP-based integration that runs nightly to update the Product(Product2) object in Salesforce with updated product availability for over 500,000 products. The source system is a green-screen ERP that must be taken offline to produce nightly production reports, such as the inventory availability report used for this integration. The integration is performing very slowly and does not complete within the allocated four-hour time slot.
What three recommendations might a Technical Architect make to resolve this issue?
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Universal Containers is implementing Salesforce, including a new business process for order management. All Opportunities that reach the Close -Won stage need to be sent to an order management system. When this Opportunity is marked as Complete, a record must be created in their billing system. After the bill is processed, their billing system will be marked as Paid. Each status change from each system must be reflected in Salesforce so call center agents can answer questions about the status of a customer order. All system administrators have agreed to use recent Production data to seed their test systems. What types of sandbox should an Architect recommend end-to-end testing occur in? Choose 2 answers

What capability should an Integration Architect consider if there is a need to synchronize data changed in Salesforce to a 3rd party with a JSON-based API endpoint?

Universal containers has complex data transformation, error handling and process automation requirements as part of their integration strategy.
What technology should an Architect recommend in order to minimize Salesforce code customizations?

What are two scenarios that utilize the chatter REST API?
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