Free Salesforce Plat-Arch-201 Exam Questions

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Total 640 Questions | Updated On: Jun 16, 2026

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Question 1

A healthcare organization uses Salesforce for patient relationship management. Their patients’ Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are stored in a separate, secure database due to regulatory requirements, but their care team needs occasional, real-time access to these records. What is the most suitable approach for this scenario?

A : Implement Salesforce Connect to virtualize the EHR data

B : Import all EHR data into Salesforce for accessibility

C : Use a custom API to fetch the EHR data when needed

D : Implement Salesforce Big Objects for storing the EHR data

Answer: A

Question 2

In order to avoid data skew caused by excessive child to parent relationships in Salesforce, what approach is recommended?

A : Implementing a denormalization strategy to reduce the number of relationships

B : Leveraging trigger framework to optimize data processing and reduce locking

C : Utilizing asynchronous processing for bulk updates on child records

D : Partitioning data using a time-based strategy to distribute workload

Answer: A

Question 3

A company plans to migrate a large volume of historical account and contact data into Salesforce from a legacy CRM system. To improve the performance of this migration, which of the following techniques should be used?

A : Load all data simultaneously using Salesforce-s Data Import Wizard

B : Use Salesforce-s Bulk API to load data in parallel while ensuring that database indexes are considered when sequencing the data load

C : Use Salesforce-s SOAP API to load data sequentially in small batches

D : Load the data directly into Salesforce without using any APIs

Answer: B

Question 4

You’re working with a client who uses Salesforce for customer relationship management. They are unsure about the types of customer data that are considered personal and sensitive under GDPR. What would be your recommendation to classify and identify such data?

A : Classifying only data like credit card details and social security numbers as sensitive

B : Ignoring GDPR classification as it is applicable only for companies in the European Union

C : Classifying all data fields as sensitive to ensure maximum protection

D : Identifying and classifying personal data fields like name, address, email, IP address, health information, and sensitive data fields like racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious beliefs, etc

Answer: D

Question 5

In their legacy system. Universal Containers has a monthly accounts receivable report that compiles data from Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities, Orders. and Order Line Items. What difficulty will an architect run into when implementing this in Salesforce?