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Actual exam question from Salesforce's Certified Sharing and Visibility Designer
Question #: 54
Topic #: 1
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Get Cloudy Consulting needs to implement a solution for storing proprietary data in Salesforce. Users who own an Account should be restricted so that they see only the invoices that they or their subordinates own.
Which two features should Get Cloudy Consulting consider while implementing this solution? (Choose two.)

  • A. Deploy the Relationship between Accounts and the Invoices Object as Lookup
  • B. Deploy the Relationship between Accounts and the Invoices Object as Master-Detail
  • C. Ensure a Workflow is created that populates the Invoice sharing object upon Insert
  • D. Verify that the Organization-Wide Default sharing for Invoices is set to Private
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Suggested Answer: BD 🗳️

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im_Sid
5 months ago
To store sensitive invoice data in Salesforce, the architect should consider using a master-detail relationship between accounts and invoices, and setting the organization-wide default sharing for invoices to private. This would ensure that only the owners of the invoices and their subordinates can see them, and that the invoices inherit the sharing settings of the accounts. A workflow that populates the invoice sharing object upon insert is not necessary if the master-detail relationship is used. A lookup relationship between accounts and invoices would not enforce the same level of security and visibility as a master-detail relationship. Hence correct answers are B & D.
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Sreesaj
11 months ago
Answer is AD
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