Exam Certified Tableau CRM and Einstein Discovery Consultant topic 1 question 30 discussion

I believe the correct answer is A. The UI does allow to upload geoJSON, and it's even explained in the refered URL.

Create a Custom Map CRM Analytics comes with prepackaged maps that you can use in map, bubble map, and geo map charts. If you need a map that isn’t available, upload the geoJSON file to the user interface to create it. Set the boundaries to focus on a specific region. Adding, editing, and deleting custom maps, and uploading geoJSONs requires the Manage CRM Analytics Custom Maps user permission. Users with this permission can edit and delete any custom map, including maps created by other users. All users in the org, even those without this permission, can use all maps in their lenses and dashboards. -per the referenced link within answers. aka, answer is not C, but instead A

answer is A

Based on the given scenario, the correct answer would be: B. Enable "Custom maps with geoJSON" in the analytics settings. The Salesforce administrator should enable the "Custom maps with geoJSON" feature in the analytics settings. By doing so, they will allow users to upload custom geoJSON files via the UI and create dashboards based on that data.

the answer is B, bcz but according to the official documentation, enabling the system permission "Manage Analytics Custom Maps" is not enough to upload custom geoJSON files via the UI. You also need to enable the feature "Custom maps with geoJSON" in the analytics settings, which is a separate step from granting the permission. Without enabling the feature, you will not see the option to upload geoJSON files in the UI, even if you have the permission. You can verify this by following the steps here: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.bi_map_custom.htm&type=5

A Like the others said

I believe the correct answer is A.

The answer is A. Permission is: Manage CRM Analytics Custom Maps (Add, edit, and delete maps, and upload geoJSONs)

Question was on exam 21 August 2022.