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Question 1

A retail company wants to integrate Salesforce with their existing inventory management system. They require granular access controls for their staff, with access varying based on role, location, and type of data. As a Salesforce Certified Integration Architect, what would be crucial to evaluate?

A : Check if the inventory management system supports data export in CSV format

B : Ensure the capability of Salesforce and the inventory management system to support role-based access control (RBAC)

C : Verify if the inventory management system has a visually appealing user interface

D : Confirm if the inventory management system supports real-time data streaming

Answer: B

Question 2

A company needs to integrate a legacy on premise application that can only support SOAP API. After the Integration Architect has evaluated the requirements and volume, they determined that the Fire and Forget integration pattern will be most appropriate for sending data from Salesforce to the external application and getting response back in a strongly typed format.

Which integration capabilities should be used to integrate the two systems?

A : Outbound Message for Salesforce to Legacy System direction and SOAP API using Enterprise WSDL for the communication back from legacy system to salesforce.

B : Platform Events for Salesforce to Legacy System direction and SOAP API using Partner WSDL for the communication back from legacy system to salesforce.

C : Platform Events for Salesforce to Legacy System direction and SOAP API using Enterprise WSDL for the communication back from legacy system to salesforce.

D : Outbound Message for Salesforce to Legacy System direction and SOAP API using Partner WSDL for the communication back from legacy system to salesforce.

Answer: A

Question 3

Your company, a retail business, is integrating Salesforce CRM with an external sales tracking system. The data includes customers’ names, customers’ purchase histories, the company’s sales strategy, and the names of products sold. Based on these integration requirements, which of the following correctly classifies the data?

A : Customers' names – Public, Customers' purchase histories – Public, Company's sales strategy – Public, Names of products sold – Public

B : Customers' names – Confidential, Customers' purchase histories – Confidential, Company's sales strategy – Secure, Names of products sold – Public

C : Customers' names – Secure, Customers' purchase histories – Secure, Company's sales strategy – Secure, Names of products sold – Secure

D : Customers' names – Confidential, Customers' purchase histories – Confidential, Company's sales strategy – Confidential, Names of products sold – Confidential

Answer: B

Question 4

A new feature release in Salesforce will result in changes to the structure of certain objects that are used in an integration with an external system. What should be considered to ensure continued operation of the integration following the Salesforce update?

A : Inform the users about the upcoming changes

B : Review and adapt the integration to handle changes in the Salesforce object structure

C : Create backup Salesforce objects to replace the changed objects

D : Limit the number of API calls to the changed objects

Answer: B

Question 5

Your organization has a legacy system that contains historical customer data. The requirement is to view this customer data within Salesforce when needed, but the data should not be stored in Salesforce. Which integration pattern would be most suitable for this scenario?

A : Data Virtualization

B : Batch Data Synchronization

C : Remote Call-In

D : Remote Process Invocation – Request and Reply

Answer: A

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Total 522 Questions | Updated On: Oct 27, 2026

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