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Learn About Architecture Design

Learning Objectives

After completing this unit, you’ll be able to:

  • Given the understanding of a retail solution architecture and integrations, illustrate how Salesforce products interact with each other and third-party systems to support consumer commerce journeys.
  • Given a use case, analyze business processes and propose a customer experience solution that generates business value that meets expectations.
  • Given a use case, recommend a multi-cloud strategy and implementation approach to create custom personalized experiences that utilize the power of the Customer Data Platform.
  • Given data security and residency requirements, recommend an appropriate solution and describe how the solution's considerations can impact implementation.

Key Topics

This unit prepares you for the Architecture Design section of the Salesforce B2C Solution Architect exam, which makes up 18% of the overall exam. This section of the exam tests these topics.

  • Salesforce integration solution decisions with third-party systems
  • Cross-org solution implementation
  • Multi-cloud implementation on a global scale
  • Data security and encryption requirements, and solutions such as Data Mask and Salesforce Shield
  • Data residency considerations
  • Designing asynchronous and synchronous messaging architectures
  • Integration patterns
  • Customer journey at every point (marketing, sales, service, compliance)

This unit provides a number of interactive, real-world, scenario-based questions that are a lot like the ones you'll encounter as a Salesforce B2C solution architect. Looking at these scenarios helps prepare you to take the Architecture Design section of the Salesforce B2C Solution Architect exam. As you tackle the practice questions, you get immediate feedback on your answers, along with detailed information on why your answers are correct (or incorrect).

Exam Practice Questions

Ready to jump in? The sample tool below is not scored—it's just an easy way to quiz yourself. To use it, read the scenario, then click the answer you think is correct. Some questions may have more than one correct answer. Click Submit to learn whether the answer you chose is correct or incorrect, and why. If there’s a longer explanation, click Expand button to expand the window, then click anywhere in the window to close it. When you reach the end, you can review the answers or retake the questions.

Did you get a question wrong? Check out the table below for related study material.

Question 1

Complete the Headless Commerce Basics and Architecture of Salesforce B2C Commerce modules to learn how to execute a multilingual, global commerce strategy.  

Question 2

Review Tokenized Sending to learn how to send contact data that is too sensitive to store in your Marketing Cloud account database.

Question 3

Read through the Configurations required to turn abandoned carts into completed sales. 

Exam Topic Flashcards

The following flashcards cover multi-cloud global implementation, PIG and SIG for B2C commerce, and data security requirements. Use these interactive flashcards to brush up on some of the key topics you'll find on this part of the exam.

Read the question or term on each card, then click or tap the card to reveal the correct answer. Click the right-facing arrow to move to the next card, and the left-facing arrow to return to the previous card.

Did you get a flashcard wrong? Check out the table below for related study material.

Flashcard 1

Read about what a Connector is and how they work. 

Flashcard 2 

Learn how many instances of PIGs and SIGs there are for a realm by completing the Architecture of Salesforce B2C Commerce Trailhead module. 

Flashcard 3

Explore the Salesforce Shield security tools to build extra levels of trust, compliance, and governance into your Salesforce org.

Flashcard 4

Complete the Architecture of Salesforce B2C Commerce Trailhead module to learn what a developer uses as a personal development environment.    

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You’ve reviewed the architecture design section of the exam. Next, let’s take a look at the functional capabilities and business value section. 

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