Question 1

You want to configure the workflow for the standard Service Request (SR) object. Which four actions can you do?

Options :

A : You can modify the workflow to update field values within the SR object.

B : You can generate tasks for the SR object from the workflow.

C : You must make the changes using the Page Composer tool.

D : You will be required to code any new workflow actions in Groovy.

E : You can send an e-mail notification to specified recipients

F : You can define the workflow to run when certain fields of the SR object are changed.

Answer: A,B,E,F

Question 2

To create a new Survey object, you create a sandbox and set it as active.Which two statements are correct while creating your Survey object in Application Composer?

Options :

A : Multiple users cannot use your sandbox at the same time.

B : You can set a second sandbox as Active at the same time in order to begin working on another new object.

C : Your changes won’t be available to any other sandbox or to any application in the mainline application layer until you have published your sandbox.

D : Your changes are isolated and do not impact other users’ configuration environments or the production environment.

Answer: C,D

Question 3

In which three situations can default coverage be applied?

Options :

A : globally, to all service requests that do not have any other coverage

B : for a specific SR category

C : for a specific SR status

D : for a specific period of time

E : to a specific customer account

Answer: A,B,D

Question 4

Which three statements are true about building Digital Customer Service (DCS) applications?

Options :

A : Many DCS applications can be active in production at the same time.

B : DCS includes a “reference implementation template” that illustrates recommended implementation practices

C : Only one version of a DCS application can be active in production at any time.

D : DCS application can be embedded in other sites.

Answer: B,C,D

Question 5

Which statement is correct when describing the process of adding assignment rules from Service Setup?

Options :

A : Use the “Manage Service Assignment Rules” task, access the appropriate rules sets, create new rule(s), add conditions and actions, save and publish

B : Use the “Manage Service Request Assignment Object” task, access and lock the appropriate objects, create new rule set(s), add conditions and actions, save and publish.

C : Use the “Manage Service Assignment Rules” task, access and lock the appropriate rules sets, create new rule(s), add conditions and actions, save and close.

D : Use the “Manage Service Request Assignment Object” task, access the applicable service requests, create and apply new rule set(s) to the service requests, add conditions and actions, save and close.

Answer: D