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Salesforce ARC-801 Exam - Topic 8 Question 63 Discussion

Posted by Carmela on Apr 07, 2026 at 09:42 AM

Universal Containers (UC) u selling containers globally via distributorsand is experiencing significant double-digit growth year-over-year. UC uses a centralized ERP system that holds the financial information of the distributors. The ERP system is siloed but offers connectivity via APIs. The account managers need to referencethe financial information stored in the ERP while approving an order of a distributor inside Salesforce. The financial information of a distributor may change ad-hoc during the day in the ERP system and account managers need the latest data in front of them.

What should a Solution Architect recommend while designing an integrated, scalable solution to meet UC's needs?

Suggested Answer: C

Salesforce integration patterns are strategies for common integration scenarios between Salesforce and other systems1.

The five most common Salesforce integration patterns are: Migration, Broadcast, Aggregation, Bi-directional synchronization, Correlation23.

The financial information of a distributor is an example of data virtualization, which is a type of correlation pattern4.

Data virtualization involvesretrieving data on-demand from a remote system via API and displaying it as read-only using a lightning component4.


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21 comments · newest first
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Anthony 1 month ago
B is too slow for a growing company like UC. They need speed!
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Ernest 2 months ago
D seems safer with scheduled updates, but less flexible.
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Alecia 2 months ago
C is good, but it might slow down during peak times.
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Lindsey 2 months ago
But what about C? On-demand retrieval could save storage.
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Agustin 2 months ago
I agree! A keeps the data fresh for account managers.
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Rana 2 months ago
I think A is the best choice. Near-real time updates are crucial.
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Lashawnda 2 months ago
A is definitely scalable. Real-time is the way to go!
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Ranee 3 months ago
D seems inefficient. Why store data when we can access it live?
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Dalene 3 months ago
B is too slow. Nightly updates won't cut it for daily changes.
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Wilda 3 months ago
C could work too, but on-demand might slow things down.
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Brett 3 months ago
Agreed! A keeps data fresh for account managers.
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Joaquin 3 months ago
I think A is the best choice. Near-real time updates are crucial.
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Lashawn 4 months ago
Wait, can we really trust the API for real-time accuracy?
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Abraham 4 months ago
D) MuleSoft batch jobs seem too slow for fast-paced needs.
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Gertude 4 months ago
C) On-demand API retrieval is smart, but what if the ERP is down?
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Cristen 5 months ago
I disagree, B) nightly updates could lead to outdated info.
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Agustin 6 months ago
A) Change Data Capture sounds like the best option for real-time updates.
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Felicidad 6 months ago
I recall that using a scheduled dataloader might not be ideal for real-time scenarios. So, I think options A and C are more aligned with what UC needs.
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Augustine 6 months ago
I feel like we practiced a similar question where scheduled jobs were mentioned. I wonder if option D would be efficient enough for their needs.
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Marci 6 months ago
I'm not entirely sure, but I think Change Data Capture could be useful too. It might keep Salesforce updated without needing to pull data constantly.
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Rozella 7 months ago
I remember we discussed the importance of real-time data access in our last class. I think option C could be the best choice since it allows for on-demand retrieval.
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