ADM-201 · Question #149
ADM-201 Question #149: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is C: The first level approval can be denied and automatically routed to the Sales VP for final approval.. Salesforce approval processes are well-suited for scenarios involving conditional multi-step approvals where actions like rejections trigger further routing, and for situations requiring sequential approvals by different types of users or groups.
Question
Ursa Major Solar wants to use the Salesforce approval process. What are two characteristics that make a sales process a good fit for the Salesforce approval process? Choose 2 answers
Options
- AThe approval manager is randomly assigned from a public group of managers, and there is a
- BThere are approvals for all Opportunities by a Sales VP where a Sales VP is allowed to delegate
- CThe first level approval can be denied and automatically routed to the Sales VP for final approval.
- DThere is an approval to a queue member for all Opportunities and an additional approval by a
Explanation
Salesforce approval processes are well-suited for scenarios involving conditional multi-step approvals where actions like rejections trigger further routing, and for situations requiring sequential approvals by different types of users or groups.
Common mistakes.
- A. Salesforce approval processes do not support random assignment of approval managers from a public group; assignments are typically based on predefined users, roles, public groups, queues, or hierarchical relationships.
- B. While a Sales VP can be an approver, and delegation is a user-level setting, the scenario of delegation itself is not a characteristic that makes a sales process a uniquely strong fit for the Salesforce approval process compared to multi-step or conditional routing.
Concept tested. Salesforce Approval Process characteristics
Reference. https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.approvals_setup_overview.htm&type=5
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