Salesforce MKT-101 Exam - Topic 1 Question 7 Discussion

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Question #: 7
Topic #: 1

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ABC Company wants to automate the sending of shipping notices and a customer survey.

* Shipping notices will be sent once a day.

* The shipping file will be placed on the FTP some time after 4:00 p.m.

* The shipping data will be sorted in the Shipping Notice data extension.

* A field in the data extension will contain the shipping date.

* The survey needs to be sent at 9:00 a.m., exactly 10 days after the customer's order ships.

Which workflow would most effectively enable ABC Company to do this?

AAutomation 1: Triggered Import File -> Filter -> Send Email -> Wait-> Filter -> Send Email

BAutomation 1: Scheduled to run daily at 7:00 PM Import File -> Filter -> Send Email -> Wait -> Filter-> Send Email

CAutomation 1: Scheduled to run daily at 7:00 PM Automation 2: Scheduled to run daily at 9:00 AM Import File -> Filter -> Send Email -> Filter -> Send Email

DAutomation 1: Triggered Automation 2: Scheduled to run daily at 9:00 AM Import File -> Filter -> Send Email -> Filter -> Send Email

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Suggested Answer: A

If a question is related to automation and it mentions that a file will be available in the FTP always at a specific time, your answer will be an option with a scheduled automation. Scheduled automations are used when you know the time a file is pushed into FTP and it always runs at a scheduled time. If a question is related to automation and there is an uncertainty when the file will be pushed to FTP (ex; a day before last working day / if a date falls on a weekend, it will be available on last Friday etc.), your answer will be an option with a Triggered Automation.

Triggered Automations are fired as soon as a file hits a specific location within FTP. Transfer activity is involved when file is encrypted.

by Novella at May 09, 2022, 06:45 PM

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Okay, I think I've got it. The `transform()` function is adding 1 to each element in `v1` and storing the result in `v2`. Then the `for_each()` is printing the elements of `v2` in reverse order. The answer should be B.

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