Universal Containers is updating its Organization-Wide Sharing Settings for the Account Object from a
"Public Read/Write" model to a "Private" model, so that they can hide certain national accounts from sales reps and sales managers. These national accounts should only be accessible by sales directors and above.
Universal Container's Role Hierarchy matches its organizational hierarchy. Which two options should the Architect consider when designing the solution? Choose 2 answers

Cloud Kicks wants to set up a new integration with its ERP system. Cloud Kicks' objective is to synchronize contacts in the ERP shipping tables with those in their CRM so that sales reps can view up-to-date contact information. Cloud Kicks has the following environment:
- The integration runs under a dedicated Integration User who is at the top of the role hierarchy.
- The Organization-Wide Default sharing setting for Accounts is Private and Contacts is Controlled by Parent.
- 100,000 contacts have account data in the ERP system, but do not have corresponding Accounts in Salesforce.
An Architect needs to design the solution so that the sales team can see the contacts and so that there are no performance issues.
What should the Architect do?

Sales executives at Universal Containers (SC) want to create list views to filter opportunities for large at-risk Opportunities. These list views should only be available to certain executives that specialize in closing problematic deals. How can UC solve this requirement?

A group of executives has requested a convenient way to see daily metrics without having to log in to Salesforce. How would a developer accomplish this goal?

Universal Containers has a Private Sharing Model for the Opportunity object. Sales Rep A at Universal Containers created the Opportunity record and then transferred ownership of the Opportunity record to Sales Rep B.
Both Sales Rep A and B have the same role in the Role Hierarchy.
What access will Sales Rep A have to the Opportunity after the transfer?