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Financial-Services-Cloud Practice Test


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A consultant is building an agent console for an insurance company using FlexCards to provide a 360-degree view of its customers. An Integration Procedure will be used to retrieve Account, Opportunity, and Contract data. The agent wants the following information displayed:

• Account information including account name, phone, and website
• Active opportunities related to the Account
• Active insurance policies related to the Account
• The ability to view and renew policies
How should the consultant design the FlexCards to meet these requirements?


A. Parent FlexCard with single Child and Card Actions


B. Parent FlexCard with multiple Q**jld Flex Cards and Card Actions


C. Parent FlexCard with multiple Cnrraren and different Card States


D. Parent FlexCard with single Child and multiple Card States





B.
  Parent FlexCard with multiple Q**jld Flex Cards and Card Actions

Explanation:

The consultant should design the FlexCards as follows to meet the requirements:

Parent FlexCard with multiple Child Flex Cards and Card Actions. A Parent FlexCard is a construct in Financial Services Cloud that allows you to display information from one record in a card-like format on a Lightning page. A Child FlexCard is a construct in Financial Services Cloud that allows you to display information from related records in a card-like format within a Parent FlexCard. A Card Action is a construct in Financial Services Cloud that allows you to perform actions on a record from within a FlexCard, such as edit, delete, renew, or view details. You can use Parent FlexCards, Child FlexCards, and Card Actions to create an agent console that provides a 360-degree view of your customers and enables quick actions on their records. Verified References: : Salesforce Help Article [6] : Salesforce Help Article [7] : Salesforce Help Article [8]

How are identification documents, other assets, liabilities, goals, and revenue modeled, in an existing Financial Services Cloud org using the individual account model?


A. An administrator is logged in to Data Loader with their own credentials to insert new Business Account records into their Salesforce environment. They forget to specify the Account Owner field in the import file.


B. Assuming there are no other issues, what should happen when the administrator uploads the import file? The Attachment object is used to represent other assets, liabilities, and goals. In the individual model, these attachments are related to the Account object.


C. Custom obiects are used to represent other assets, liabilities, and goals. In the individual model, these objects are related to the Account oJ Nj.


D. Document, Note, and Attachment objects are used to represent other assets, liabilities, and goals. In the individual model, these objects are related to the person account.





B.
  Assuming there are no other issues, what should happen when the administrator uploads the import file? The Attachment object is used to represent other assets, liabilities, and goals. In the individual model, these attachments are related to the Account object.

Explanation:

In an existing Financial Services Cloud org using the individual account model, custom objects are used to represent other assets, liabilities, and goals. These objects are related to the Account object via lookup relationships. For example:

The Other Asset object is used to represent non-financial assets owned by an account holder, such as real estate properties, vehicles, or jewelry.

The Other Liability object is used to represent non-financial liabilities owed by an account holder, such as mortgages, loans, or taxes.

The Financial Goal object is used to represent financial objectives pursued by an account holder, such as retirement planning, education funding, or debt reduction. Verified References: : Salesforce Help Article [10] : Salesforce Help Article [11] : Salesforce Help Article [12]

The Salesforce Admin at Lake Tahoe Bank considering implementing Financial Services Cloud. What is the best way for the Admin to access a Financial Services pre-configured org, including data and the right licenses, to learn about the product?


A. Request a 30-day Financial Services Cloud trial org


B. Request a Salesforce developer org.


C. Purchase one license of Financial Services Cloud and install it in a production org.


D. Spin up a Salesforce sandbox org.





A.
  Request a 30-day Financial Services Cloud trial org

Explanation:

The best way for the Admin to access a Financial Services Cloud pre-configured org, including data and the right licenses, to learn about the product is to request a 30-day Financial Services Cloud trial org. You can sign up for the 30-day trial using this form 4. You get preconfigured and preloaded sample data so you can start playing around in your new org right away. Once you’re done testing it out, you can transition your trial org to a production org with the help of your account executive or solution engineer. Verified References: : Trailhead Module 5

During the delivery stage of a Financial Services Cloud (FSC) implementation, a consultant needs to think about how to utilize FSC-related objects. Which three things should the consultant consider when adopting such objects?


A. In a household, each household member is modeled as a Contact, and the household is modeled as an Account.


B. In a household, each of the household members is modeled as a Person Account and the household is modeled as an Account.


C. Role Hierarchy-based sharing can be disabled for the Financial Deal object but can't be disabled for the Opportunity object.


D. Both the Financial Deal object and the Opportunity object support Compliant Data Sharing.


E. Interaction Summary is an enhancement of the standard Activity object. FSC implementations should use Interaction Summary as a replacement for the Activity object.





A.
  In a household, each household member is modeled as a Contact, and the household is modeled as an Account.

C.
  Role Hierarchy-based sharing can be disabled for the Financial Deal object but can't be disabled for the Opportunity object.

D.
  Both the Financial Deal object and the Opportunity object support Compliant Data Sharing.

Explanation:

Reference: [Reference: Set Up Clients, Households, and Relationships, Compliant Data Sharing in Financial Services Cloud | Salesforce Trailhead, Track Client Interactions - Salesforce, Explanation: Some considerations when adopting FSC-related objects are:, In a household, each household member is modeled as a Contact, and the household is modeled as an Account. A household is a type of relationship group that represents a group of clients who have a direct relationship with one another and shared financials, such as spouses and their dependent children. A household is modeled as an Account record with a custom record type of Household.

Each household member is modeled as a Contact record that is related to the household Account. A household can also have related accounts and contacts that are not part of the household, but are associated with it for some reason., Both the Financial Deal object and the Opportunity object support Compliant Data Sharing. Compliant Data Sharing (CDS) is a feature of FSC that allows granular control over access to sensitive data in Account and Opportunity objects. CDS can help financial services companies comply with regulations and policies that restrict data visibility based on user roles. CDS can also be enabled for the Financial Deal object, which is a custom object that represents a business opportunity or transaction with a client. The Financial Deal object can be used instead of or in addition to the Opportunity object, depending on the business needs., Interaction Summary is an enhancement of the standard Activity object. FSC implementations should use Interaction Summary as a replacement for the Activity object.

Interaction Summary is a custom object that captures the details of a client interaction, such as a meeting, a call, or an email. Interaction Summary can be linked to other FSC objects, such as Financial Accounts, Financial Goals, Financial Deals, or Relationship Groups. Interaction Summary can also have participants, which are records that represent the people or groups involved in the interaction., , , ]

A consultant is working with a new customer and has gained a firm understanding of their business processes and systems in preparation for implementing Salesforce Financial Services Cloud. What should the consultant create as a deliverable for the current state business process?


A. Word document telling the story of the process from the user's perspective


B. An Excel spreadsheet with steps of the process as rows, and systems and personas in columns


C. An end-to-end visualjmap of the process using personas, systems, inputs, and outcomes


D. A Powerpoint deck wftJscreenshots of the current systems and callouts to what is happening on each slide





C.
  An end-to-end visualjmap of the process using personas, systems, inputs, and outcomes

Explanation:

To document the current state business process for implementing Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, the consultant should create an end-to-end visual map of the process using personas, systems, inputs, and outcomes. A visual map is a tool that can help illustrate the flow of a business process from start to finish, showing the steps, decisions, and dependencies involved in each stage. A visual map can also include personas, systems, inputs, and outcomes to provide more context and detail for each step of the process. Personas are fictional characters that represent the different roles or users that participate in or interact with the process. Systems are the tools or applications that are used to perform or support the process. Inputs are the data or information that are required or provided for each step of the process. Outcomes are the results or outputs that are achieved or delivered by each step of the process.

Verified References: : Salesforce Help Article 3 : Salesforce Help Article [4]


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