Salesforce Exam Sales Cloud Consultant Topic 10 Question 81 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's Sales Cloud Consultant exam

Question #: 81
Topic #: 10

Cloud Kicks has a Public Read Only Opportunity sharing model. A sales rep noticed they can edit some opportunities associated with accounts they own, but are unable to edit other opportunities associated with accounts they own.

Which reason explains the sales rep's experience?

ASome opportunities associated with these accounts are owned by other users.

BSharing rules for Opportunities are set to a public group for managers.

CThe user is a member of an Account Team with Read/Write access on Opportunities.

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Suggested Answer: B

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by Gail at Dec 09, 2023, 12:22 PM

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Carmen

1 months ago

The correct answer is A, right? I mean, who else would be editing those opportunities if not other users? Mystery solved!

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Merilyn

4 days ago

A) Some opportunities associated with these accounts are owned by other users.

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Bobbye

6 days ago

Yes, that makes sense. Other users must be editing those opportunities.

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Brett

9 days ago

A) Some opportunities associated with these accounts are owned by other users.

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Tamie

1 months ago

Ah, the joys of navigating complex sharing rules. I'd need a flow chart to figure this one out.

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Tom

5 days ago

C) The user is a member of an Account Team with Read/Write access on Opportunities.

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Janessa

19 days ago

B) Sharing rules for Opportunities are set to a public group for managers.

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Lawrence

1 months ago

A) Some opportunities associated with these accounts are owned by other users.

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Cammy

2 months ago

I bet the sales rep is just trying to sneak a peek at their coworker's deals. Gotta love a little friendly competition!

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Patria

2 months ago

The key seems to be that some opportunities are owned by other users, not the sales rep. The sharing model likely restricts access to those opportunities.

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Annmarie

2 months ago

But what if the sharing rules for Opportunities are set to a public group for managers? Could that also be a reason?

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Elvera

2 months ago

I agree with Denna. It makes sense that other users owning the opportunities would restrict editing access.

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Denna

2 months ago

I think the reason is A) Some opportunities associated with these accounts are owned by other users.

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Sanda

2 months ago

I think it could also be C) The user is a member of an Account Team with Read/Write access on Opportunities. That could explain the inconsistency in editing permissions.

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Tennie

2 months ago

I agree with Terrilyn. It makes sense that other users owning the opportunities would affect the sales rep's ability to edit them.

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Terrilyn

2 months ago

I think the reason is A) Some opportunities associated with these accounts are owned by other users.

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