Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Architect TestQA

About this course

Are you ready to prepare for the Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Architect exam ?The Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Specialist is designed for architects, analysts, and administrators who want to demonstrate their knowledge, skills, and capabilities to design secure, scalable security models on the Salesforce Platform. A Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Specialist should be fluent in effectively communicating technical solutions to technical stakeholders and providing a project delivery framework that ensures quality and successHere are examples of the concepts you should understand to pass the exam.Design a security and sharing model within Salesforce based on complex requirements.Articulate system design considerations, benefits, trade-offs, and recommendations for a security and sharing model.Describe best practices and justification for when to use standard Salesforce functionality when solutioning for complex security requirements and when customizations are a better fit.A candidate for this exam would be able to the following without assistance.Describe the usage and implementation of sharing rules, both criteria-based and ownership-based.Architect the appropriate object relationships and their impact on sharing.Articulate how organization-wide defaults may impact a security model.Articulate how different Salesforce license types may impact a security and sharing model.Describe how the role hierarchy may impact the decisions made when designing a security model.Describe how profile and permission set configuration may impact a security and sharing model.Articulate different security capabilities with respect to record visibility; create, read, update, and delete (CRUD)-based security; record-level access; and the differences between the three.De

Course objectives

• Prepare for the Salesforce Certified Sharing and Visibility Architect exam
• Develop a deep understanding of Salesforce security models and their implementation