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Question 88 - Certified Design and Build Integration Solutions (ARC-101) discussion

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Sales representatives at Universal Containers (UC) use Salesforce Sales Cloud as their primary CRM. UC owns a legacy homegrown application that stores a copy of customer dataas well.

Sales representatives may edit or update Contact records in Salesforce if there is a change.

Both Salesforce and the homegrown application should be kept synchronized for consistency. UC has these requirements:

A.
When a Contact record in Salesforce is updated, the external homegrown application should be 2. The synchronization should be event driven.
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A.
When a Contact record in Salesforce is updated, the external homegrown application should be 2. The synchronization should be event driven.
B.
The integration should be asynchronous.Which option should an architect recommend to satisfy the requirements?
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B.
The integration should be asynchronous.Which option should an architect recommend to satisfy the requirements?
C.
Leverage Platform Events to publish a custom event message containing changes to the Contact object.
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C.
Leverage Platform Events to publish a custom event message containing changes to the Contact object.
D.
Leverage Change Data Capture to track changes to the Contact object and write a CometD subscriber on the homegrown application.
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D.
Leverage Change Data Capture to track changes to the Contact object and write a CometD subscriber on the homegrown application.
E.
Write an Apex Trigger with the @future annotation.D Use an ETL tool to keep Salesforce and the homegrown application in sync on a regular candence.
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E.
Write an Apex Trigger with the @future annotation.D Use an ETL tool to keep Salesforce and the homegrown application in sync on a regular candence.
Suggested answer: B
asked 23/09/2024
Srinivasan Krishnamoorthy
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