AP-226 · Question #11
The customer needs flexibility for future modifications to workflows and processes. Which design approach promotes maintainability?
The correct answer is B. Leverage standard Salesforce features like Process Builder and Flow for visual workflow creation. Salesforce promotes using standard features for flexibility and ease of maintenance. Using tools like Process Builder and Flow allows businesses to visually create, understand, and modify workflows without the need for complex code. This approach supports maintainability as…
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The customer needs flexibility for future modifications to workflows and processes. Which design approach promotes maintainability?
Options
- ADevelop complex custom code for every functionality to achieve specific needs.
- BLeverage standard Salesforce features like Process Builder and Flow for visual workflow creation.
- CUtilize external applications and extensive third-party integrations for various functionalities.
- DDesign rigid workflows with limited room for future adjustments or customizations.
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A6% (2)
- B79% (27)
- C12% (4)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Salesforce promotes using standard features for flexibility and ease of maintenance. Using tools like Process Builder and Flow allows businesses to visually create, understand, and modify workflows without the need for complex code. This approach supports maintainability as modifications can be made easily by administrative staff rather than requiring developer intervention each time, which aligns with option "B. Leverage standard Salesforce features like Process Builder and Flow for visual workflow creation."
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