최신Salesforce Certified Consumer Goods Cloud Accredited Professional - Consumer-Goods-Cloud무료샘플문제

A. Yes

B. No

A. Retail Store

B. Layer

C. Retail Store Groups

D. Account

A. The process by which SF Maps turns Physical (Text) addresses in fields in the Account, Retail Store or Location objects into Latitud and Longitud coordinates and plot them in a map.

B. The process of converting a standard salesforce object into a Maps Base Object

A. Set the assigned button sets per SF Maps permission set groups.

B. This cannot be done.

A. Action Plan Template

B. Action Plan Template Items

A. Yes

B. No

A. They are filtered representations of the plotted records that Maps can present in a Map.

B. Layers define which standard or custom sf objects can be plotted in a SF Map.

C. It is a custom object in Maps that regulates how data is presented in SF Maps and cna gather information from up to 6 objects

A. FALSE

B. TRUE

A. No, only number and percentage are allowed

B. Yes, for example number, decimal, percent, boolean, text, etc...

A. One to Many, each Account can be related to more than one retail Store.

B. One to Many, each Retail Store can be related to more than one Account.

C. One to One

A. Yes

B. No

A. The Einstein Object Detection is an AI built into salesforce that outputs alarms to Field Reps and Sales managers when a given Store Product's quantity is lower than the desired average, it can also offer alternative products to re-stock were that product unavailable to supply to relatilers

B. After taking a photo of the realogram, the actual shelf in the store, the Einstein Object Detection model detects, identifies, and locates the products present and missing in the image. After the evaluation is complete, the user can see the model's results for the count of products, facings, and share of shelf.

A. Yes

B. No

A. Shapes define which standard or custom sf objects can be plotted in a SF Map.

B. They are filtered representations of the plotted records that Maps can present in a Map.

C. They define specific layers based on geographical locations of business significance, like adding the mid-western states together in a single territory in a layer.

D. It is a custom object in Maps that regulates how data is presented in SF Maps and cna gather information from up to 6 objects

A. Yes

B. No