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The development team at Universal Containers is reviewing several stories to be added to the current sprint. The team is having trouble with a particular story about an Opportunity email alert and is unsure about which type of testing is needed. What should the business analyst review and revise to provide more clarity to the team?
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Q: 12
Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) wants to leverage the power of Sales Cloud to implement its lead to cash process. A business analyst (BA) is tasked with understanding NTO's current processes, identifying areas of improvement, and communicating it effectively to stakeholders. What should the BA use to accomplish the goal?
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Q: 13
Universal Containers is implementing a Salesforce solution that’s designed to transform its customer service division. During sprint planning, it was determined that the development team would be able to successfully deliver all remaining work items. However, due to unplanned delays, the development team is now at risk of being unable to complete the work items. Salesforce Certified Business Analyst question The project manager has asked for the business analyst’s (BA) help to prioritize the remaining work items. The development team has 16 hours of capacity remaining and is focused on launching a minimum viable product (MVP) of the customer service solution as soon as possible. Which work items should the BA prioritize with the remaining 16 hours of development capacity?
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Q: 14
Universal Containers is nearing the launch date for its new Salesforce Loyalty Management program. The business analyst (BA) has ensured the user acceptance testing (UAT) plan has the proper test scripts. What is another important item the BA should look for in the UAT plan?
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Q: 15
The business analyst at Universal Containers is helping the team transition from workflow rules to flows. The work has been built and it is time to kick off user acceptance testing (UAT). What is the goal of UAT?
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Q: 16
Universal Containers recently kicked off a project to build an Experience Cloud solution for partners. Partners need to upload their monthly sales reports to this account portal. Which option should the business analyst use as the functional requirement specification?
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Q: 17
Cloud Kicks is a rapidly growing company and has just expanded its team to include a business analyst (BA). The IT directory has asked the BA to use application Lifecycle Management (ALM) for all Salesforce development projects. Which step of the ALM cycle requires the BA to study current business process gather requirements, and analyze them?
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Q: 18
One retail location of Cloud Kicks has been getting complaints from shoppers about being unable to find items in the store. The general manager has asked IT to configure tablets for the sales clerks so they can move freely around the store to assist customers. The IT team writes a functional requirement: • Tablets running the Salesforce mobile app must allow users to access store inventory records which include current item count and item location. Which user story should the business analyst write to describe the functional requirement?
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Q: 19
Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) wants to discuss an enhancement to Campaigns with the engineering, marketing, and sales teams. The changes involve detailed integration between systems that will be used by WTO's customers. The business analyst (BA) needs to complete the org impact analysis. Which reference should the BA consult to understand the integration pattern?
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Q: 20
The business analyst (BA) at Northern Trail Outfitters is writing user stories for a Service Cloud implementation. In which order should the BA arrange the three components of a user story?
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