Education-Cloud-Consultant Exam Dumps - Salesforce Certified Education Cloud Consultant Exam(SP23)

The consultant should recommend one Salesforce environment for all business units as a Salesforce environment strategy for the university. This means that the university will have a single Salesforce org that will support the needs and processes of all the business units, such as Recruitment, Corporate Relations, Executive Education, and Alumni Relations. This can help the university achieve data consistency, visibility, and collaboration across the business units, and leverage the centralized IT team and the data governance and change management committee. The consultant can also help the university implement security and sharing settings to control access and visibility of data for each business unit. Having separate Salesforce environments for each business unit, or for Recruitment or Alumni Relations only, are not Salesforce environment strategies that the consultant should recommend for the university. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/org-setup

An app on the AppExchange is a solution that the consultant can recommend to meet the requirement of sending SMS messages to parents. An app on the AppExchange is an application that provides additional features and solutions for Salesforce. There are many apps on the AppExchange that offer SMS messaging capabilities, such as sending and receiving text messages, automating SMS campaigns, and tracking SMS analytics. The consultant can help the elementary school choose an app that meets their needs and budget. Pardot, Social Studio, and Education Data Architecture are not solutions that can send SMS messages to parents. References:

• https://appexchange.salesforce.com/appxStore?type=App&keyword=sms
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/appexchange_basics

The consideration that the consultant should discuss with the IT department is C. The code is shared and sourced by the community1. This means that open source solutions for student recruitment are developed and maintained by a network of volunteers, contributors, and users who collaborate and exchange ideas, feedback, and code. The code is publicly available and can be modified, customized, and redistributed by anyone who follows the license terms and conditions2.

A. The code is updated via Salesforce Releases and B. The code is maintained by Salesforce developers are not valid considerations for open source solutions for student recruitment. These statements apply to Salesforce products and features that are built and supported by Salesforce, such as the Education Data Architecture (EDA) or the Higher Education Data Platform (HEDA)3. However, open source solutions are not part of the Salesforce platform and do not depend on Salesforce releases or developers.

The correct order of operations to ensure customer success in an Education Cloud implementation is:

• Conduct Discovery Workshops: This is the first step where the consultant gathers information and requirements from the customer and stakeholders through interviews, surveys, or observations.
• Document Current State: This is the second step where the consultant analyzes and documents the current processes and systems that the customer uses and identifies gaps and opportunities for improvement.
• Generate Solution Design: This is the third step where the consultant creates and presents a solution design document that outlines how Salesforce will meet the customer’s requirements and expectations, and defines the scope, timeline, and budget of the project.
• Write Test Scripts & Plans: This is the fourth step where the consultant writes test scripts and plans that describe how to test the functionality and usability of the solution in different scenarios and conditions, and defines the success criteria and exit criteria for testing.
• Build Solution & Test: This is the fifth step where the consultant builds the solution in a sandbox environment using declarative or programmatic tools, and tests the solution using the test scripts and plans to ensure quality and accuracy.
• Deploy: This is the sixth and final step where the consultant deploys the solution into the production environment using change sets or other deployment tools, and provides training and support to the customer and end users.

Documenting Current State, Conducting Discovery Workshops, Writing Test Scripts & Plans, Building Solution & Test, Generating Solution Design, or Deploying are not correct orders of operations to ensure customer success in an Education Cloud implementation. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/project-management-basics

Setting the Default Account Model to Household will allow the university to capture Contact’s family information using Household Accounts, which are automatically created when new Contacts are added. Setting the Default Account Model to Administrative will create Administrative Accounts, which are used to group Contacts by their affiliation to an educational institution or organization, not by their family relationship. Populating the Account field with the Household record is not a valid action because the Account field is read-only and automatically populated based on the Default Account Model. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Account-Model
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Accounts-and-Contacts

The consultant should recommend that the program coordinator should be a Salesforce power user for the small college that plans to use Salesforce for its student services and has a part-time system admin who has been working with a program coordinator who has previous Salesforce experience and is eager to work on the project. A Salesforce power user is a user who has advanced knowledge and skills in using Salesforce and can perform tasks such as creating reports, dashboards, or workflows. The program coordinator should be a Salesforce power user for the small college that plans to use Salesforce for its student services and has a part-time system admin who has been working with a program coordinator who has previous Salesforce experience and is eager to work on the project by leveraging their Salesforce experience and eagerness to work on the project to support the part-time system admin and contribute to the project’s success. The program coordinator should not be assigned the System Admin profile, the program coordinator’s role should not be on top of the role hierarchy, or the program coordinator should not be a Salesforce end user for the small college that plans to use Salesforce for its student services and has a part-time system admin who has been working with a program coordinator who has previous Salesforce experience and is eager to work on the project. References:

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/salesforce_users_roles_and_permissions
• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf

After installing EDA, the consultant needs to make the EDA record types available to profiles that need to access them. This is because EDA comes with several custom record types for standard objects, such as Account, Contact, Course, and Program Enrollment. These record types enable different views and fields for different types of records, such as Household, Student, Faculty, Course Offering, and Program Enrollment. By default, these record types are not assigned to any profiles, so the consultant needs to manually assign them to the appropriate profiles based on the business requirements and user roles of the university. This will ensure that the users can see and use the EDA record types and fields correctly and efficiently. References: Education Data Architecture Basics, Assign Record Types to Profiles

The Default Account Model in EDA creates one account for each contact and names it after the contact’s full name. However, if the contact’s name changes, the account name does not update automatically. To meet the requirement of including the first and last name of each contact at the time the contact is created, the consultant should edit the Administrative Account Name Format in EDA Settings. This allows the consultant to define a custom formula for naming accounts based on contact fields. For example, the formula could be FirstName & " " & LastName. References: [Salesforce Education Cloud Academy: Consultant Fundamentals], [EDA Account Naming]

The consultant should recommend Agile as an approach to deliver additional functionality in smaller units through an iterative process for the university that completed its first implementation of Salesforce. Agile is a project management methodology that focuses on delivering value to customers in short and frequent iterations, incorporating feedback and changes along the way. Agile can help the university deliver additional functionality in smaller units through an iterative process by using features such as user stories, sprints, or scrum meetings. Work Breakdown Structure and Waterfall are not approaches that can deliver additional functionality in smaller units through an iterative process for the university that completed its first implementation of Salesforce. References:

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/agile-basics
• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf

The consultant should use the Document Checklist Item object to track which requirements must be met for a student application. Document Checklist Item records are related to Application records and define the type, status, and source of the required documents. Action Plans are used to track tasks or actions related to an application or enrollment process, not document requirements. Application Material Mapping is used to map application documents to application requirements, not to track them. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.admissions_connect_document_checklist_item.htm&type=5
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.admissions_connect_action_plan_item.htm&type=5
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.admissions_connect_application_material_mapping.htm&type=5

The consultant should ask about the success metrics for the project to understand the goals and expectations of the Career Services department and how to measure them. This will help the consultant design a solution that aligns with the department’s vision and needs. Which users need system admin access and what is the estimated project budget are questions that can be asked later in the project planning or execution phase, not during the discovery session. References:

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/education-cloud-basics/education-cloud-discovery
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/education-cloud-basics/education-cloud-project-planning

The consultant should discuss with the school that K-12 Architecture Kit is built on Nonprofit Success Pack as a consideration about K-12 Architecture Kit when using it to track elementary students and their parents. K-12 Architecture Kit is a product that provides a flexible and scalable data architecture for K-12 schools to manage their student lifecycle. K-12 Architecture Kit is built on Nonprofit Success Pack, which is a product that provides a data architecture for nonprofit organizations to manage their constituents and donors. K-12 Architecture Kit extends Nonprofit Success Pack by adding objects and features such as Contacts, Accounts, Relationships, Affiliations, Attendance Events, or Behavior Responses. The consultant should discuss with the school that K-12 Architecture Kit is built on Nonprofit Success Pack as a consideration about K-12 Architecture Kit when using it to track elementary students and their parents by explaining the benefits and challenges of using Nonprofit Success Pack for a K-12 school, such as data model, terminology, or configuration. It requires Experience Cloud, it is built on EDA, or it is built on Admissions Connect are not considerations about K-12 Architecture Kit that the consultant should discuss with the school when using it to track elementary students and their parents. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/k-12-architecture-kit/overview/
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/K12-Architecture-Kit

One benefit of Open Source Common Projects that the consultant can share with the college is that projects go through a Salesforce Security review. This means that the projects are evaluated and approved by Salesforce for their security standards and best practices. This ensures that the projects are safe and reliable for customers to use. Projects are not owned solely by Salesforce.org, but rather by the community. Projects do not focus on replacing paid solutions, but rather on enhancing existing solutions or addressing gaps. Projects do not allow only a few participants, but rather welcome anyone who wants to contribute. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/open-source-commons/
• https://www.salesforce.org/blog/announcing-open-source-commons/

Term Grades with Contact is the object that the consultant should include in the report to show the people who earned high final scores in the Intro to Civil Engineering class. Term Grades is an object that stores the grades that a student receives for a course offering in a specific term. Contact is an object that stores the personal information of a student. Program Enrollment with Contact, Education History with Account, and Course Connections with Academic Program are not objects that can show the final scores of a class in EDA. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Data-Dictionary
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.reports_builder_create.htm&type=5

The integration direction between the systems is one-way integration from the SIS to Salesforce for the IT department that is determining its integration needs between a Salesforce implementation, its SIS, and its housing system. One-way integration is a type of integration that allows data to flow in one direction from a source system to a destination system. The SIS is the source system and Salesforce is the destination system for the contact information and the housing mailing information of the students. The IT department should set up a one-way integration from the SIS to Salesforce to ensure that the data is consistent and accurate in both systems. One-way integration with Salesforce to the housing system, one-way integration with the housing system to Salesforce, or one-way integration with Salesforce to the SIS are not correct integration directions between the systems. References:

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/api_basics/api_basics_introduction
• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf

The consultant should package the customizations, refresh the sandbox, and reinstall the customization as the first step to avoid any issues when deploying from a sandbox environment that is a different version from the production org. Packaging the customizations means creating an unmanaged package that contains all the components and metadata that are part of the custom solution. Refreshing the sandbox means creating a new copy of the sandbox environment from the production org. Reinstalling the customization means installing the unmanaged package into the refreshed sandbox environment. This step can help avoid any issues that may arise from deploying from a sandbox environment that is a different version from the production org, such as compatibility errors, missing dependencies, or data loss. Manually updating the production org by installing the release update from GitHub, submitting a case to Salesforce Support to update the production org, or deploying the customizations into the production org via change sets are not steps that the consultant should take first to avoid any issues when deploying from a sandbox environment that is a different version from the production org. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.packaging_overview.htm&type=5
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.data_sandbox_create.htm&type=5
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/application-lifecycle-and-development-models/test-your-applications

The system admin should consider joining the Open Source Commons & Community Sprints group in the Power of Us Hub as a next step for their custom solution idea. The Open Source Commons & Community Sprints group is a group that connects users who are interested in contributing to or learning from open source projects that are supported by Salesforce.org. The Open Source Commons & Community Sprints group provides access to resources, events, discussions, and opportunities related to various open source projects, such as EDA, NPSP, CumulusCI, or Metecho. The system admin can join the group and share their idea with other users who may want to collaborate on it or provide feedback. Posting the idea in the Trailblazer Idea Exchange, downloading and installing the project from GitHub, or asking colleagues to sign a nondisclosure agreement are not next steps that the system admin should consider for their custom solution idea. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/group/0F980000000CjQOCA0/sfdo-open-source-contributors
• https://www.salesforce.org/open-source-commons/

Application documents are saved as Salesforce Files in Admissions Connect, which are attached to the Application record or the Application Material Mapping record. Document Type is a field on the Application Material Mapping object that defines the type of document required for an application requirement. Action Plan Item is an object that tracks tasks or actions related to an application or enrollment process. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.admissions_connect_files.htm&type=5
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.admissions_connect_application_material_mapping.htm&type=5

Pathways and Plan Requirements are two components that the consultant can recommend to meet the requirement of providing a way for students and advisors to picture academic options more clearly and visualize degree requirements. Pathways is a component that allows users to create and manage academic plans for students, such as majors, minors, or certificates. Pathways can help students and advisors picture academic options more clearly by showing the courses and requirements needed to complete an academic plan. Plan Requirements is a component that allows users to define and group the requirements for an academic plan, such as credits, courses, or electives. Plan Requirements can help students and advisors visualize degree requirements by showing the progress and status of each requirement for an academic plan. Success Plans and Path are not components that can meet the requirement of providing a way for students and advisors to picture academic options more clearly and visualize degree requirements. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/student-success-hub/overview/
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/SSHub-Pathways
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/SSHub-Plan-Requirements

The SFDO Open Source Contributors group in the Power of Us Hub is an additional group that the consultant can recommend so the university can find and collaborate on current open source projects. The SFDO Open Source Contributors group is a group that connects users who are interested in contributing to or learning from open source projects that are supported by Salesforce.org. The SFDO Open Source Contributors group provides access to resources, events, discussions, and opportunities related to various open source projects, such as EDA, NPSP, CumulusCI, or Metecho. The Sector: Higher Education, SFDO Major Release Announcements, and CumulusCI (CCI) groups in the Power of Us Hub are not groups that can help the university find and collaborate on current open source projects. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/group/0F980000000CjQOCA0/sfdo-open-source-contributors
• https://www.salesforce.org/open-source-commons/

The consultant should use the Course Offering Schedule object in EDA to meet the requirement of tracking the Biology 101 class for next semester that will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00-4:00 PM in Lecture Hall A and on Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:00-2:30 PM in the adjacent lab facility for the university. The Course Offering Schedule object is an object in EDA that allows users to store information about when and where a course offering is held, such as day of week, start time, end time, or location. The Course Offering Schedule object can help the consultant meet the requirement of tracking the Biology 101 class for next semester that will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00-4:00 PM in Lecture Hall A and on Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:00-2:30 PM in the adjacent lab facility for the university by creating two Course Offering Schedule records for the Biology 101 course offering, one for the lecture sessions and one for the lab sessions, and specifying the day of week, start time, end time, and location for each record. Time Block, Program Enrollment, or Course Connection are not objects in EDA that the consultant should use to meet the requirement of tracking the Biology 101 class for next semester that will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00-4:00 PM in Lecture Hall A and on Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:00-2:30 PM in the adjacent lab facility for the university. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Course-Offering-Schedules
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Course-Offerings

The consultant should recommend Campaign Member Status as a feature to track communication efforts and attendance for the annual commencement ceremony and report on the engagement results of different types of communication methods for the university department staff members. Campaign Member Status is a feature that allows users to define and track the status or response of a campaign member for a specific campaign, such as Sent, Opened, Clicked, or Attended. Campaign Member Status can help the university department staff members track communication efforts and attendance for the annual commencement ceremony and report on the engagement results of different types of communication methods by using features such as custom statuses, member status values, or campaign reports. Salesforce Inbox, Campaign Influence, or Marketing Cloud are not features that can track communication efforts and attendance for the annual commencement ceremony and report on the engagement results of different types of communication methods for the university department staff members. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.campaigns_member_status.htm&type=5
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/campaign_basics/campaign_basics_member_status

Advertising Studio is a Marketing Cloud product that the consultant can recommend to help the Advancement office present social media ads to constituents who demonstrate low engagement in email campaigns. Advertising Studio is a product that allows users to create and manage advertising campaigns on various social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn. Advertising Studio also integrates with Marketing Cloud Corporate Edition, so users can leverage their email subscriber data to target and retarget audiences with relevant ads. Social Studio, Interaction Studio, and Email Studio are not Marketing Cloud products that can help the Advancement office present social media ads to constituents who demonstrate low engagement in email campaigns.

 The consultant should use an Opportunity report to meet the business requirement of showing the pipeline of custom programs for the Executive Education department. An Opportunity report is a type of report that shows information about Opportunities, such as amount, stage, probability, or close date. An Opportunity report can help the department director know the pipeline of custom programs by showing the distribution and performance of Opportunities by various criteria, such as program type, account, or owner. Creating a custom report type, setting up an Affiliations report, or configuring a list view are not ways to meet the business requirement of showing the pipeline of custom programs for the Executive Education department. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.reports_standard_opp.htm&type=5
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/reports_dashboards/reports_dashboards_funnel

Appointment Scheduling is a solution that the consultant can recommend to meet the requirement of providing career advice to current students and alumni via phone, email, or face-to-face. Appointment Scheduling is a feature that allows users to create and manage appointments with customers or clients from Salesforce. Appointment Scheduling can be used to offer different types of services, such as career advice, tutoring, or counseling. Appointment Scheduling also integrates with calendars, email notifications, and reports. Success Teams, Queue Management, and Assignment Rules are not solutions that can meet the requirement of providing career advice to current students and alumni via phone, email, or face-to-face. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.appointment_scheduling_overview.htm&type=5
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/appointment-scheduling

The consultant can meet the business requirement by setting View Dashboard As to the dashboard viewer and sharing it with program directors. This will allow the program directors to see the same reports as the Dean, but filtered by their own program, based on the sharing settings. Checking the Let Dashboard Viewers Choose Whom They View the Dashboard As on the Dean’s dashboard, setting View Dashboard As to the Dean and sharing it with program directors, and adding a dashboard filter to the Dean’s dashboard and saving it to All Folders are not options that can meet the business requirement. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.dashboards_running_user.htm&type=5
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.dashboards_dynamic_filters.htm&type=5

The consultant should refer to the existing sample student demographic dashboard to report out basic student demographic information for the primary school that has implemented K-12 Architecture Kit. The sample student demographic dashboard is a dashboard that comes with K-12 Architecture Kit and shows information about students’ demographics, such as gender, ethnicity, grade level, or school. The sample student demographic dashboard can help the primary school report out basic student demographic information by using features such as charts, tables, or filters. The consultant can also customize or modify the sample student demographic dashboard to meet the primary school’s specific needs or preferences. Creating a new student demographic dashboard, using the Student Success Hub Tableau Accelerator, or creating a custom Report Type are not things that the consultant should do to report out basic student demographic information for the primary school that has implemented K-12 Architecture Kit. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/k-12-architecture-kit/overview/
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/K12-Dashboards

The consultant should recommend Marketing Cloud as a solution to meet the requirement of consolidating efforts to track online engagement for its annual Giving Day on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for the institution. Marketing Cloud is a product that allows users to create and manage personalized and targeted marketing campaigns for customers or prospects. Marketing Cloud can help the institution consolidate efforts to track online engagement for its annual Giving Day on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram by using features such as Social Studio, Social Listening, or Social Analytics. Campaign Influence, Salesforce Inbox, or Pardot are not solutions that can meet the requirement of consolidating efforts to track online engagement for its annual Giving Day on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for the institution. References:

• https://www.salesforce.com/products/marketing-cloud/overview/
• https://www.salesforce.com/products/marketing-cloud/social-media-marketing/

The consultant should advise that projects use CumulusCI for continuous integration and deployment, which is a tool that automates the development and release process of Salesforce applications. Projects are not required to have at least one Salesforce staff person on the project team, although they may have some Salesforce employees as contributors or advisors. Projects do not have to be compatible with the Education Data Architecture (EDA), although some projects may use EDA as a foundation or extension. References:

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/open-source-commons/open-source-projects
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/cumulusci-basics

The best solution for the Recruitment and Admissions office to use Salesforce to track prospective students, recruitment events, student applications, digital engagement, and interactions with prospects on their mobile devices is C. Einstein Bots12. Einstein Bots are chatbots that use artificial intelligence (AI) to automate conversations with prospective students on various channels, such as SMS, social media, and email. They can provide information, answer questions, collect data, and hand off the conversation to a human agent if needed. Einstein Bots can help the Recruitment and Admissions office to track digital engagement and interactions with prospects on their mobile devices, and improve the student experience12.

A third-party app is not a Salesforce solution and may not be compatible with the Salesforce platform or the Education Data Architecture (EDA) that the Recruitment and Admissions office uses. Salesforce Maps is a location intelligence solution that helps sales and service teams optimize their territories, routes, and schedules3. It is not directly relevant to the scenario described in the question.

Full Sandbox and Partial Sandbox are two types of sandboxes that meet this use case for the university that is implementing Advisor Link and needs to test the integration with its SIS, and provide training space for advisors. A sandbox is a copy of a production environment that allows users to develop, test, or train without affecting live data or operations. A Full Sandbox is a type of sandbox that copies all data and metadata from the production environment. A Partial Sandbox is a type of sandbox that copies all metadata and a sample of data from the production environment based on specified criteria. The university can use a Full Sandbox or a Partial Sandbox to test the integration with its SIS, and provide training space for advisors with access to some of the data from the production org. Developer Sandbox and Developer Pro Sandbox are not types of sandboxes that meet this use case for the university that is implementing Advisor Link and needs to test the integration with its SIS, and provide training space for advisors. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.data_sandbox.htm&type=5
• https://www.salesforce.org/products/advisor-link/overview/

The consultant should install the K-12 Architecture Kit from GitHub to evaluate it for the school district. GitHub is a platform that hosts code repositories and allows users to collaborate on software development projects. The K-12 Architecture Kit is a solution that extends EDA to meet the needs of K-12 schools. The K-12 Architecture Kit provides objects and features to track student information, such as grades, attendance, and program enrollments. The K-12 Architecture Kit is not available on the AppExchange, but rather on GitHub as an open source project that users can install and customize. Installing the K-12 Architecture Kit from the AppExchange, starting a new K-12 Architecture Kit trial, or making K-12 Architecture Kit record types available to profiles are not actions that the consultant can take to evaluate it for the school district. References:

• https://github.com/SalesforceFoundation/k12-architecture-kit
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/K12-Architecture-Kit

The consultant should discuss with the Recruitment office that EDA requires custom automation for lead conversion as a compatibility consideration for using Pardot and Salesforce with EDA. Lead conversion is a process that converts a Lead record into an Account, a Contact, and an Opportunity record in Salesforce. EDA does not support the standard lead conversion process in Salesforce, because it uses different account models and objects to store information about individuals and organizations. The consultant should create custom automation for lead conversion, such as using Process Builder, Flow, or Apex, to map the Lead fields to the appropriate EDA fields and objects. Pardot being incompatible with the Household account model, the Do Not Contact TDTM record needing to be disabled, or Pardot being able to create only Leads and Contacts are not compatibility considerations for using Pardot and Salesforce with EDA. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Lead-Conversion
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/pardot-basics

The consultant should configure the Advising Pools object in Student Success Hub to meet the requirement of allowing students to schedule an appointment with any financial aid advisor for the Financial Aid department that uses Student Success Hub. The Advising Pools object is an object in Student Success Hub that allows users to create groups of advisors who share a common availability, location, or service. The Advising Pools object can help the Financial Aid department meet the requirement of allowing students to schedule an appointment with any financial aid advisor by creating an Advising Pool record for financial aid advisors and associating it with a Service record for financial aid advising. The consultant can also configure other settings such as availability, location, or capacity for the Advising Pool record. Public Groups, EDA Relationships, or Program Plans are not objects that the consultant should configure in Student Success Hub to meet the requirement of allowing students to schedule an appointment with any financial aid advisor for the Financial Aid department that uses Student Success Hub. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/student-success-hub/overview/
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/SSHub-Advising-Pools

Affiliation Mappings are used to automatically create and populate the Primary Affiliation field on the Contact record based on the Account record type of the related Affiliation. For example, if a Contact has an Affiliation with an Account of record type “Academic Program”, the Primary Affiliation field on the Contact record will be populated with that Account name. The consultant can go to Affiliation Mappings in EDA Settings to configure which Account record types should trigger this behavior and which fields should be used to store the Primary Affiliation. References:

• Education Data Architecture Basics - Unit 3: Affiliations and Relationships
• EDA Documentation - Affiliation Mappings

The consultant should recommend Journey Builder and Salesforce Campaigns to meet the requirement of managing cohorts of prospective students and automating personalized emails. Journey Builder is a tool that allows users to design and automate customer journeys across channels, such as email, mobile, social, and web. Salesforce Campaigns is a feature that helps users track and measure the effectiveness of marketing initiatives, such as email campaigns, events, webinars, etc. By using Journey Builder and Salesforce Campaigns together, the Admissions office can create and execute targeted email campaigns for different segments of prospective students, based on their interests, preferences, behaviors, and interactions. The email campaigns can also be personalized with dynamic content, such as student names, program names, deadlines, etc. Additionally, the Admissions office can monitor and analyze the performance of the email campaigns, such as open rates, click rates, conversions, etc., and optimize them accordingly. References: Journey Builder Basics, Salesforce Campaigns, Create and Send Targeted Email Campaigns

The consultant should discuss with the IT department that the code of open source solutions is directly accessible, which means that they can view, modify, and customize it according to their needs. However, this also means that they are responsible for maintaining and updating the code, as well as ensuring its security and compatibility. The code of open source solutions is not maintained by Salesforce developers or updated via Salesforce Releases. References:

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/open-source-commons/open-source-basics
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/open-source-commons/open-source-projects

Einstein Prediction Builder is a solution that the consultant can recommend to help the Admissions Department determine the likelihood that accepted students will enroll at its school. Einstein Prediction Builder is a feature that allows users to create custom predictions based on their Salesforce data, using artificial intelligence. Einstein Prediction Builder can be used to predict various outcomes, such as churn, retention, conversion, or enrollment. The Admissions Department can use Einstein Prediction Builder to create a prediction field on the Opportunity object that indicates the probability of an accepted student enrolling at the school. Advisor Link Pathways, Tableau Prep Builder, and Einstein Next Best Action are not solutions that can help the Admissions Department determine the likelihood that accepted students will enroll at its school. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.einstein_prediction_builder.htm&type=5
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/einstein_prediction_builder_basics

Admissions Connect is a solution that the consultant can recommend to meet the requirement of managing student applications and application reviewer assignments. Admissions Connect is a solution that extends EDA to meet the needs of higher education admissions and enrollment. Admissions Connect provides features such as online application management, application review, decision delivery, and reviewer assignments. The consultant can help the university configure and customize Admissions Connect to support their recruitment and admissions processes. Program Management Module, Case Management, and Student Success Hub are not solutions that can manage student applications and application reviewer assignments. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/admissions-connect/overview/
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/admissions-connect-basics

The consultant should retain sharing rules during the data import because they control the access and visibility of records based on criteria such as record ownership, role hierarchy, or field values. Disabling sharing rules may cause data security or privacy issues. Workflow rules and role hierarchy are configurations that can be disabled during the data import to improve performance and avoid errors or conflicts. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.data_loader_disable_triggers_workflow.htm&type=5
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.data_loader_sharing_rules.htm&type=5

The consultant should recommend Admissions Connect as a solution to centralize its recruitment efforts and application operations, and engage with students through social channels like WhatsApp for the Recruitment department. Admissions Connect is a product that allows users to manage the entire student recruitment and admissions lifecycle, from prospecting to enrollment. Admissions Connect can help the Recruitment department centralize its recruitment efforts and application operations, and engage with students through social channels like WhatsApp by using features such as Campaigns, Applications, Application Reviews, or OmniStudio. The consultant can also leverage other tools such as Marketing Cloud or Social Studio to integrate Admissions Connect with social channels like WhatsApp. Slack, Student Success Bots, or Einstein Bots are not solutions that can centralize its recruitment efforts and application operations, and engage with students through social channels like WhatsApp for the Recruitment department. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/admissions-connect/overview/
• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Salesforce.org-Admissions-Connect-Tableau-Accelerator.pdf

Action Plans are a feature of Admissions Connect that allow staff to create and assign tasks to students, track their progress, and automate reminders and notifications. Action Plans can be used to streamline the Study Abroad process by creating a template of tasks that students need to complete to qualify for the program, such as submitting an application, attending an orientation, obtaining a visa, etc. Staff can then assign the Action Plan to each student who is interested in studying abroad and monitor their completion status. Action Plans can also be integrated with Salesforce Communities to provide students with a self-service portal where they can view and update their tasks, upload documents, and communicate with staff. References: [Admissions Connect Documentation], [Admissions Connect: Action Plans]

The consultant should consider moving old data out of the CRM into a data warehouse as a data management strategy for the Advancement office that plans to use Salesforce and Marketing Cloud to engage its alumni, donors, and university supporters and wants to retain all contact data and email activity, including Individual Email Result (IER) data, but also wants to avoid unnecessary data storage. Moving old data out of the CRM into a data warehouse means transferring historical or inactive data from Salesforce into another system that can store large amounts of data for analysis or reporting purposes. Moving old data out of the CRM into a data warehouse can help the Advancement office retain all contact data and email activity, including IER data, but also avoid unnecessary data storage by reducing the amount of data in Salesforce and improving performance and efficiency. Creating a Force.com Query Plan for old data, using Data Studio to process old data, or using Data Loader to export old data are not data management strategies that can meet the Advancement office’s needs. References:

• https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.salesforce_large_data_volumes_bp.meta/salesforce_large_data_volumes_bp/ldv_deployments_introduction.htm
• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.mc_co_data_management_best_practices.htm&type=5

The consultant should advise to use the Admissions Connect Tableau Accelerator to evaluate historical trends of its applicants and get greater insights on its applications yield and melt for the Admissions office. The Admissions Connect Tableau Accelerator is a tool that provides pre-built dashboards and reports for Admissions Connect users to analyze their data and metrics. The Admissions Connect Tableau Accelerator can help the Admissions office evaluate historical trends of its applicants and get greater insights on its applications yield and melt by using features such as funnel analysis, cohort analysis, or geographic analysis. Leveraging the existing sample reports, creating a custom report type, or using Data Studio to process old data are not ways to evaluate historical trends of its applicants and get greater insights on its applications yield and melt for the Admissions office. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/admissions-connect/overview/
• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Salesforce.org-Admissions-Connect-Tableau-Accelerator.pdf

The consultant should verify that trigger handlers were loaded into production when troubleshooting the issue of only the contact record being created when a contact record is created and a Community user is supposed to be created leveraging Table-Driven Trigger Management (TDTM) for the school that is implementing Salesforce with EDA to track parents and students in a community. Trigger handlers are classes that contain the logic for EDA triggers and can be controlled by Trigger Handler records. Trigger handlers need to be loaded into production before deploying declarative customizations or enabling features that depend on them. The consultant should verify that trigger handlers were loaded into production by checking if the EDA_TDTM package was installed or if the Trigger Handler records were created. The community being set to Active or declarative automations being deployed successfully are not steps that the consultant should verify when troubleshooting the issue of only the contact record being created when a contact record is created and a Community user is supposed to be created leveraging TDTM for the school that is implementing Salesforce with EDA to track parents and students in a community. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-TDTM
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Installation

User experience in production should be excluded from the testing scope for User Acceptance Testing. User Acceptance Testing is a phase of testing that involves end users validating the functionality and usability of the solution in a sandbox environment that mimics the production environment. User Acceptance Testing should not include testing user experience in production, because this can affect live data and operations, and introduce errors or risks. Large data volumes, data load simulation, and average versus peak performance should be included in the testing scope for User Acceptance Testing, because they can help evaluate the performance and scalability of the solution under different scenarios and conditions. References:

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/application-lifecycle-and-development-models/test-your-applications
• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf

A Program Enrollment object in EDA contains summary academic data for a student’s registration in an academic program or course of study, such as registration dates, status, credits earned, and GPA1. A Course Offering object represents a specific instance of a course that is offered during a term or semester2. A Program Plan object defines the requirements and structure of an academic program or course of study3. References:

• 1: Education Data Architecture Documentation - Salesforce1
• 2: EDA Object Reference - Salesforce4
• 3: EDA Object Reference - Salesforce4

The consultant should consider Program Management Module as a Salesforce solution to track program costs within its budget and related revenue streams each program brings to the school for the school for continuing education. Program Management Module is a product that allows users to manage programs, services, or interventions for their constituents. Program Management Module can help the school for continuing education track program costs within its budget and related revenue streams each program brings to the school by using features such as Programs, Services, Service Deliveries, or Service Reports. The consultant can also leverage other tools such as reports, dashboards, or formulas to track and analyze program costs and revenue streams. Accounting Subledger, Grants Management, or Marketing Cloud are not Salesforce solutions that can track program costs within its budget and related revenue streams each program brings to the school for the school for continuing education. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/program-management-module/overview/
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/PMM-Overview

Course Offering is an EDA object that indicates a class is available for a given term. Course Offering is an object that represents a specific instance of a course that is offered during a term. Course Offering can be used to track various information about a class, such as name, code, capacity, faculty, location, or schedule. The consultant can create a Course Offering record for each class that is available for a given term and associate it with the Term object. Course Connection, Attendance Event, and Time Block are not EDA objects that indicate a class is available for a given term. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Course-Offerings
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Course-Offerings-Create

The State and Country Picklist feature in Salesforce allows users to select states and countries from predefined, standardized lists, instead of entering them manually into text fields2. These picklists are based on ISO-3166 standard values, which are internationally recognized codes for identifying countries and their subdivisions. Therefore, before migrating the data, the consultant should confirm that all state and country values in the source data are ISO-3166 values, otherwise they will not match the picklist values in the target environment.

Contact Multi-Addresses Enabled is a setting in EDA that allows users to store multiple addresses for a contact, such as home, work, or mailing address. This setting does not affect the migration of state and country values, as long as they are ISO-3166 values. Every contact having a state and country value is not a requirement for the migration either, as these fields are not mandatory in EDA.

References:

• 2: Configure State and Country Picklists - Salesforce3
• : ISO 3166 - Wikipedia
• : Enable Contact Multi-Addresses - Salesforce

Program Enrollment is an EDA object that tracks the enrollment of a student in a specific program or course of study. It can store information such as the program name, start and end dates, status, and credits earned. The consultant should use this object to meet the requirement of tracking new students and their current course of study for the Undergraduate Admissions office. References: [Salesforce Education Cloud Academy: Consultant Fundamentals], [EDA Data Model]

The percentage of staff logins each month is a metric that the consultant can recommend to measure the success of the Salesforce implementation project for the Study Abroad office. This metric can indicate the level of user adoption, satisfaction, and engagement with the new system, as well as the effectiveness of the training and change management strategies. A high percentage of staff logins each month can show that the staff are using Salesforce regularly and consistently to streamline their internal processes, such as managing student applications, tracking program status, and communicating with partners2.

The number of student phone inquiries and the volume of emails to the office are not valid metrics for this scenario, as they do not reflect the impact of the Salesforce implementation on the internal processes of the Study Abroad office. These metrics may be influenced by other factors, such as the demand for study abroad programs, the quality of the website and marketing materials, and the availability and responsiveness of the staff. These metrics may also not capture the efficiency and accuracy of the data and workflows that Salesforce can provide.

The consultant should recommend the school to build a Center of Excellence, because this can ensure that the expansion of their Salesforce environment is efficient, scalable, and will meet the needs of new and existing users. A Center of Excellence is a team or a group of teams that provide leadership, best practices, governance, and support for Salesforce within an organization. A Center of Excellence can help the school align their Salesforce strategy with their business goals, manage change and adoption, optimize performance and security, and foster innovation and collaboration. Creating a Trailmix for new users, granting System Admin access for each department leader, and encouraging users to post ideas on Chatter are not recommendations that can ensure that the expansion of the Salesforce environment is efficient, scalable, and will meet the needs of new and existing users. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/center-of-excellence-basics

  The action that the consultant should recommend instead of mapping prospects and students’ employers to the standard Account field in Salesforce is A. Populate the employer Affiliation record in the Primary Business Organization field1. This is because EDA uses a different account model than the standard Salesforce account model, which allows for more flexibility and scalability in capturing the complex relationships and affiliations that exist in the education sector2.

In EDA, an Account can represent different types of entities, such as an individual person, a household, an educational institution, an organization, or a course offering. Each Account can have a record type that defines its attributes and behavior. EDA also provides two custom objects, Relationship and Affiliation, that allow for creating connections between Accounts and Contacts. A Relationship is a connection between two Contacts, such as a parent-child or a mentor-mentee relationship. An Affiliation is a connection between a Contact and an Account, such as a student’s enrollment in a course offering, or an employee’s association with an organization2.

By using the Affiliation object, the system admin can link prospects and students to their employers, which are represented by Accounts with the Organization record type. The system admin can also specify which Affiliation is the primary one for each Contact, by populating the Primary Business Organization field on the Contact record. This field is a lookup to the Affiliation object, and it allows for displaying the employer’s name and other information on the Contact page layout. By using this approach, the system admin can avoid creating duplicate or unnecessary Accounts, and can leverage the EDA data model to capture the full network of prospects and students1.

B. Select Administrative as the Default Account Model in EDA Settings and C. Select Organization as the Default Account Model in EDA Settings are not valid actions for this scenario. The Default Account Model in EDA Settings is a setting that determines how EDA creates Accounts for new Contacts that are created in Salesforce. The Administrative Account Model creates one Account per Contact, and assigns the same name to both records. The Household Account Model creates one Account per household, and assigns a household name to the Account. The Organization Account Model creates one Account per organization, and assigns an organization name to the Account. However, these settings do not affect how EDA maps prospects and students’ employers to the standard Account field in Salesforce, as they only apply to new Contacts and Accounts that are created in EDA3.

The EDA Data Dictionary is a document that provides information about the EDA objects and fields, and how they relate to each other. The consultant can reference this document to map the information from the legacy system to the corresponding EDA objects and fields in Salesforce. The other options are not documents that can help the consultant complete this task. References:

• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/EDA-Data-Dictionary

Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP) is a solution that the consultant can recommend to meet the requirement of extending EDA org to support fundraising needs. NPSP is built on top of EDA and provides features such as donations management, gift processing, donor engagement, and reporting. Gift Entry Manager, Giving Pages, and Elevate are not solutions that can extend EDA org to support fundraising needs, but rather tools that can work with NPSP to enhance the fundraising experience. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/education/education-cloud-for-advancement/
• https://www.salesforce.org/nonprofit/nonprofit-success-pack/

Social Studio is a solution that the Alumni Relations office can consider to respond to posts by alumni on a variety of channels, including Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Social Studio allows the office to monitor, publish, and engage with social media content from different platforms. Social Studio also provides analytics and insights that can help the office measure the effectiveness of their social media strategy. Email Studio, Audience Studio, and Interaction Studio are not solutions that can respond to posts by alumni on a variety of channels. References:

• https://www.salesforce.com/products/marketing-cloud/social-media-marketing/
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/social_studio_basics