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UC has multiple SF orgs that are distributed across regional branches. Each branch stores local customer data inside its org's Account and Contact objects. This creates a scenario where UC is unable to view customers across all orgs.
UC has an initiative to create a 360-degree view of the customer, as UC would like to see Account and Contact data from all orgs in one place.
What should a data architect suggest to achieve this 360-degree view of the customer?
UC has an initiative to create a 360-degree view of the customer, as UC would like to see Account and Contact data from all orgs in one place.
What should a data architect suggest to achieve this 360-degree view of the customer?
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C :
"Although there is no maximum on the amount of connections that you can have, there are Salesforce Connect licenses that are needed for each source you’re integrating with. If you have multiple source systems and you realize that the cost becomes overwhelming, the best way to leverage your resources is through Heroku using Salesforce Connect. Heroku Connect acts as an endpoint while interacting with multiple other systems. Salesforce Connect points to Heroku and pulls in the information you need. Although it requires more work to implement, it provides more scalability long term, and eliminates the need to create different connections for each platform. "
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/connectors-for-data-integration/archive-and-consolidate-salesforce-data
The most accurate answer would be Option A: Use Salesforce Connect’s cross-org adapter.
Salesforce Connect’s cross-org adapter allows you to integrate and access data across multiple Salesforce orgs in real-time. This can provide a unified view of data from different orgs without the need for data migration.
Not Option C: Consolidate the data from each org into a centralized datastore. While this could provide a unified view of the data, it would require data migration and might not reflect real-time changes in the data.
I think right answer is A
"see Account and Contact data from all orgs in one place." Not see all account and contacts in all orgs.
I think it is correct: C.
Answer is A. see: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=sf.xorg_setup.htm&type=5
I think ans. A is correct :Use Salesforce Connect's cross-org adapter.