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Question 101

What is a valid distribution method for an Autolaunched Flow with a schedule trigger?

Correct Answer: C
An Autolaunched Flow with a Schedule Trigger is configured to run at a specified start time and frequency (daily, weekly, etc.). These flows do not rely on user actions or APIs to execute - instead, they are set to run at defined intervals using the flow's internal scheduling configuration.
Correct Option:
C). Scheduled time and frequency: # Salesforce allows admins to configure start dates and times as well as frequency when setting up an Autolaunched Flow with a Schedule Trigger.
Incorrect Options:
A). Metadata and Tooling API: Used for deployment, not for flow execution.
B). REST API: Can invoke autolaunched flows, but this is unrelated to the schedule trigger.
D). Custom Apex Classes: Not needed for scheduling standard flows; only required for complex logic beyond Flow's capabilities.
Reference Extracts from Salesforce Help Documentation on Scheduled Flows:
"Autolaunched Flows with a Schedule Trigger run in the background at scheduled times without user interaction."
"Specify start time and frequency during configuration."
Reference: Salesforce Help Documentation on Scheduled Flows.
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Question 102

The system needs to automatically mention the record owner in the record feed whenever an Opportunity record is Closed-Won. How can an Administrator accomplish this using Flow?

Correct Answer: D
In Salesforce Flow, to post to a Chatter feed and mention the record owner, the Post to Chatter action can be used with a message input. Mentions are added using the syntax:
@[{!User.Id}] or simply @[reference] , where the reference points to a user ID.
This enables the Chatter post to tag the record owner by dynamically inserting their user ID into the message.
Incorrect Options:
A). There is no concept of "flow directives"; this terminology is incorrect.
B). Assignment is used to assign values to variables but not to create a Chatter mention.
C). Creating shadow records is not necessary and overly complex for this use case.
Reference Extracts from Salesforce Help - Automate Posts to Chatter Using Flow:
"Use the Post to Chatter action to send a message to a record ' s feed. Mention users by entering @[userId]."
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Question 103

Universal Containers requested a custom field on the Account to be created to display the number of open Cases related to it. How should an admin meet this requirement?

Correct Answer: B
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Question 104

Which Flow Core Action can an Administrator use to post to a specific Chatter feed from within a flow?

Correct Answer: A
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Question 105

What does the debug option in Flow Builder allow an Administrator to do?

Correct Answer: B
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