A financial services company is experiencing performance issues due to the large volume of transactional data stored in Salesforce. The data is needed for occasional reference but doesn’t need to be accessed in real-time. What data archiving and purging plan would you recommend?
A company needs to migrate a large volume of data into Salesforce. The data includes both simple and complex object relationships. What is the best approach to improve the performance of this data migration?
Universal Containers (UC) management has identified a total of ten text fields on the Contact object
as important to capture any changes made to these fields, such as who made the change, when they
made the change, what is the old value, and what is the new value. UC needs to be able to report on
these field data changes within Salesforce for the past 3 months. What are two approaches that will
meet this requirement? Choose 2 answers
Universal Containers (UC) plans to implement consent management for its customers to be compliant with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). UC has the following requirements:
UC uses Person Accounts and Contacts in Salesforce for its customers.
Data Protection and Privacy is enabled in Salesforce.
Consent should be maintained in both these objects.
UC plans to verify the consent provided by customers before contacting them through email or phone.
Which option should the data architect recommend to implement these requirements?