Universal Containers has recently implemented Enterprise Territory Management to better align their sales teams and sales processes. They are in Q4 of their fiscal year and they have completely revamped their Territory structure and created a plan for a new structure that would support the new fiscal year. Their current territory model has 8,000 territories. Their new model would be a new set of 8,500 territories, and their org limit is 10,000 territories.
Which Enterprise Territory Management feature can Universal Containers take advantage of in order to help them stay within their org limits?

After testing and deploying a new trigger that does creates a related order when a opportunity is closed, the Architect begins complaints of permission error messages appearing when closing an opportunity.
How did this error occur?

At Universal Containers there is a team of auditors distributed through the organization that all need access to high-value Opportunities.
With a private sharing model, which two option should an architect recommend when designing a solution for this requirement?
Choose 2 answers

Universal Containers has the following requirements:
A custom Loan object requires Org-Wide Defaults set to Private.
The owner of the Loan record will be the Loan Origination Officer.
The Loan record must be shared with a specific Underwriter on a loan-by-loan basis.
The Underwriters should only see the Loan records for which they are assigned.
What should the Architect recommend to meet these requirements?

At Universal Containers, Accounts and Contracts are normally visible to all employees, and Proposals center owner and managers. However, some Proposals are considered confidential and are managed by a Strategic should not be visible to anyone in the Sales group other than owner and the strategic team.
How should the architect design for this requirement?