Universal Containers wants sales reps to get permission from their managers before deleting Opportunities. What can be used to meet these requirements?
A.
Approval Process with Time-Dependent Workflow action.
B.
Approval Process with Apex Trigger.
C.
Two-step Approval Process.
D.
Process Builder with Submit for Approval Action.
As with many answers on this website, this is completely wrong, don't rely on fake sites like this, The answer is clearly B, we need a Trigger, yet the test tells you it's C which is very clearly wrong. Its sites like these cause confusion for students
I agree with you. But this site I have full hopes. Because, they knew that answer could be wrong so they added Community Votes to fix it with 0 management from their end.
The answer is C because I completed the exam and under the section 'Automation' I scored 100%. The question does not mention an automatic record deletion. It simply requires that a Sales Rep wants permission to delete a record. And in fact, if it were my Users, I would want them to wait for the approval and then simple delete the record. So, a 2-stepApproval Process is the best practice. In the Two-step Approval Process, the sales rep initiates the deletion request, which then proceeds through two approval steps. The first step involves the sales rep's approval, and the second step involves the manager's approval. The process ensures that the manager grants permission before the Opportunity can be deleted.
By utilizing a Two-step Approval Process, Universal Containers can enforce the requirement of obtaining permission from managers before deleting Opportunities. This approach provides a structured and auditable workflow, ensuring appropriate oversight and control over Opportunity deletions.
We are not deleting the record we are triggering an approval process before the record can be deleted which means we need to stop the user from deleting the record by having an approval process when they try to delete the opportunity. Process builder and workflow and just the two step approval process alone can not be initiated before a record is deleted.
B!!!!
Never mind BorisBoris may have gotten a 100 on 'Automation' but this question is B not C. Either this questions was one of the 5 experimental questions on his test or is in a different category.
We are not deleting the record we are triggering an approval process before the record can be deleted which means we need to stop the user from deleting the record by having an approval process when they try to delete the opportunity. Process builder and workflow and just the two step approval process alone can not be initiated before a record is deleted.
If we talk about APP BUILDER certificate. i think "D" is the most Answer. Me i tried to test it and it work very good. The problem here is automation. how to trigger the submission without using the "Submit" button? just use an build-Process to trigger your approval.
"B" is correct too, but here is not Dev certificate.
We all know that process builder can not check if a record is deleted. But let's choose le most logic answer assuming that it is APP BUILDER Certification.
B.
Approval process, process builder or workflow cannot delete records.
Flow can be used to delete records.
But in this case, a trigger should be used.
No one has mentioned that the deletion needs to happen automatically.
Process builder indeed cannot delete records.
Why use Apex when there is salesforce functionality that can do that?
The time-dependent option is irrelevant since this needs to happen immediately before deletion.
For me it is also C.
It's C JoPe got the point. The reason for Two step Approval is just the question mentions "Managers" not just one implying the approval need to go further step after one manager approves it.
I agree here - the question says managers (as in more than one manager) and two step would accomplish that. I was envisioning this as: user A submits for approval to delete the record. maybe this "approval" is a checkbox or something that tells user A it can be deleted. then user A gets some notification and manually deletes. it seems that reading this question, the triggers don't need to be "on delete" of the record at the time user A wants to delete it.
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