Salesforce Certified Loyalty Management Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 2
List of questions
Question 11

Universal Container have a points-based Loyalty Program and a B2C commerce website built with a Commerce built with a Commerce Cloud solution; the clients orders are already synchronized with Loyalty Management. With the every purchase, Loyalty members will earn points. The Directory wants to have traceability of every order transaction on the Loyalty Management app.
What does the Salesforce Administrator have to do?
Explanation:
For traceability of every order transaction in the Loyalty Management app, the Salesforce Administrator should utilize the standard Order Lookup field of the Transaction Journal Object. This field is designed to create a direct relationship between a loyalty transaction and the corresponding commerce order, enabling clear visibility and tracking of how each order impacts loyalty points and member accounts. This setup ensures that every purchase made by Loyalty members that earns points is directly linked and traceable in the Loyalty Management application, facilitating easier tracking and management of member transactions.
Question 12

What is the most efficient way to automatically reset qualifying points for high volume Loyalty Programs?
Explanation:
The most efficient way to automatically reset qualifying points for high-volume Loyalty Programs is to use the out-of-the-box 'Reset Qualifying Points' data processing engine and trigger its execution using, for instance, a Schedule-Triggered Flow. This method leverages Salesforce's built-in capabilities to manage the reset process without the need for custom code. The data processing engine is designed to handle large volumes of data efficiently, ensuring that the points reset process is completed accurately and timely across all relevant member accounts.
Question 13

Universal container launched a Loyalty Program. The salesforce Administrator to..... to create a private portal for the Loyalty Program.
What is the last step the Salesforce Administrator must complete?
Explanation:
The last step the Salesforce Administrator must complete to create a private portal for the Loyalty Program using Experience Cloud is to activate the Experience Cloud site. Activation is the final step that makes the site accessible to users. Once the site is activated, members can access the portal, where they can engage with the Loyalty Program, view their points and tiers, and take advantage of program benefits. Activation is crucial as it transitions the site from a development or staging phase to a live environment.
Question 14

A Consultant will need to create a new voucher definition for a new voucher, wherever the new voucher has the requirements.
A total of two vouchers will be issued to the member.
The first voucher has a face value of $100, and the second voucher has a face value of $200.
Both vouchers must be used within three months after the first voucher's disbursement date.
The first voucher will be issued to the members over a period of a month.
Which voucher definition settings will fulfill the new voucher's requirements?
Explanation:
To fulfill the new voucher's requirements, the voucher definition settings should be: Type: Fixed Value, Expiration Type: Period, Expiration Period: 3, Expiration Period Unit: Month, Face Value: $300, Partial Redeemable: Checked. This configuration ensures that two vouchers with the specified face values can be issued within the defined period and used within three months after the first voucher's disbursement date. The 'Partial Redeemable' option allows the vouchers to be used partially, providing flexibility in how they are redeemed by the members.
Question 15

The Loyalty Administrator for Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) insider program defines tier groups- Status Tier Group with a Fixed model and period of one year.
The three tier are defined =Silver (base), Golden (next tier), and Platinum (the highest tier)
Extend Expiration for this tier group is Qualifying Points Reset Date.
A member joins NTO insider in the Silver tier and, after a year of engagement, gets upgraded to the Gold tier on March 16 2023.
Which date would be the new Expiry date or this member after the tier is upgraded to Gold?
Explanation:
The new expiry date for the member after being upgraded to the Gold tier would be March 31, 2024. In Salesforce Loyalty Management, when a member is upgraded to a new tier, the expiry date is set based on the tier's fixed model and period. Since the member was upgraded on March 16, 2023, and the period is one year, the new expiry date aligns with the end of the month following the one-year anniversary of the upgrade, which is March 31, 2024.
Question 16

An administrator need to analyze the performance of the Loyalty Program.
What Loyalty Analyze permission does a System Administrator need to set up a customized?
Explanation:
To analyze the performance of the Loyalty Program, a System Administrator needs the 'Loyalty Analytics User' permission. This permission set grants access to the analytics and reporting features within Salesforce Loyalty Management, allowing the administrator to customize, view, and analyze data related to the loyalty program's performance, member engagement, and other key metrics.
Question 17

A total group wants to implement a Loyalty program that gives its members points based on the numbers of nights per stay each time members visit one of its hotels.
Once a customer reaches 1000 points, members can redeem points with any hotel within the hotel group. The points can be converted to cover the cost of one night's stay on the next visit. The hotel group hopes this incentive will encourage its members to book more frequently, increasing revenue.
Which type of currency should a Loyalty Consultant use to set up the Loyalty program to accomplish the hotel group's goals?
Explanation:
To accomplish the hotel group's goals, a Loyalty Consultant should use Non-Qualifying Points as the currency type for the Loyalty program. Non-Qualifying Points are ideal for rewards that do not contribute to tier progression but can be redeemed for benefits, such as a free night's stay. This setup allows members to earn points based on their stays, which can then be redeemed for rewards within the hotel group, encouraging more frequent bookings and enhancing member loyalty.
Question 18

Which Loyalty Management Key Component should be used to quickly aggregate a high volume of data spread across many Loyalty Management objects?
Explanation:
The Data Processing Engine is the key component in Salesforce Loyalty Management for quickly aggregating a high volume of data spread across many Loyalty Management objects. It is designed to efficiently process and manage large datasets, enabling the aggregation, analysis, and application of loyalty data across the platform. This capability is essential for handling the complex data structures and high transaction volumes typical of loyalty programs, ensuring accurate and up-to-date loyalty information.
Question 19

A large retail company wants to award its customers 500 points when they join the Loyalty Program.
Which two configuration tasks below will be required to enable this type of award?
Explanation:
To award customers 500 points upon joining the Loyalty Program, two key configuration tasks are required. Firstly, a Transaction Journal with an Activity type of 'Enrollment' should be created to record the act of a customer signing up for the Loyalty Program. This transaction journal serves as a record of enrollment activities and is essential for tracking new members.
Secondly, a Process Rule needs to be created that awards 500 points when the Activity Type equals 'Enrollment'. This process rule automates the awarding of points to new members, ensuring that each new enrollment triggers the addition of 500 points to the member's account. This setup ensures a standardized and automated approach to rewarding new members, enhancing the member experience from the outset.
Question 20

A Marketing Manager is trying to find a dashboard that shows a reward programs progress but does not see any reports or dashboards with this information.
What does an Administrator need to do to present Loyalty Program data to the Marketing Manager?
Explanation:
To present Loyalty Program data to the Marketing Manager, an Administrator needs to enable CRM Analytics and create a Loyalty app within it. CRM Analytics (formerly Einstein Analytics) allows for the creation of custom analytics apps that can visualize and analyze data from various sources, including Salesforce Loyalty Management. By creating a Loyalty app within CRM Analytics, the Administrator can design dashboards and reports specifically tailored to the needs of the Marketing Manager, providing insights into the reward program's progress and effectiveness.
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