#Salesforce Admin389 discutindo

@Justin Thompson

I wouldn’t build 68 scheduled paths here. I’d make the cadence data-driven.

Store Lead Source + Day Offset + Email Template/Alert in Custom Metadata (or a custom object), then have a scheduled process pick up the next due email. That keeps the Flow small and makes changing the sequence a configuration change instead of a Flow redesign.

Hello @Rohan Bhavsar

you had probably used this playground for other modules, and created users while taking them. Deactivate this (these) useless active user(s) linked to former modules (setup > users > select a user and deactivate it) to free some licenses and be able then to create a new user. Create a brand new playground and take the challenge again if you are still stuck / unsure about the users to deactivate. 

Eric

@Scott Holmes

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@Scott Holmes

I’d first isolate whether this is a report access issue or an Agentforce Report Analyst issue.

If the user can run the report normally but Analyst fails while “crunching the numbers,” I’d look at the Agentforce/Data Cloud context and the specific report structure rather than just report permissions.

A simple Accounts report vs. the failing report should quickly tell you which side the problem is on.

Hi @Jim Arkenberg

Don’t get discouraged. Trailhead gives you a good foundation, but the certification exam is usually much more scenario-based than the hands-on challenges. 

Since you’re already scoring well on practice exams, I would change the preparation approach instead of just doing more mock tests. 

A few things I would focus on:

• Review the official Platform Administrator exam outline and prepare topic by topic.
• Spend more time on scenario-based questions like “Which feature is the best fit?” or “What should the admin do first?”
• Practice Security & Access, Data Management, Flow/Automation, Reports & Dashboards, and Object configuration in a real org.
• After every practice question, understand why the other options are wrong, not only why one answer is correct.
• Be careful with words like BEST, FIRST, MOST APPROPRIATE, and TWO answers.
• Use Salesforce’s official certification prep Trail because it includes scenario-based preparation and flashcards.

Since your goal is health tech rather than becoming a full-time Salesforce Admin, I’d focus on understanding how Salesforce solves real business requirements instead of trying to memorize features. 

You already have the learning foundation. Now I would shift the preparation towards exam-style decision making and real-world scenarios. 

All the best for your next attempt. 

Thank you, 

Venkat Yadav.

Hi , 

 the "role" selection that did not let me execute the unit, it prompts as if the user does not exist if "role is not selected