A data architect has been tasked with optimizing a data stewardship engagement for a Salesforce instance Which three areas of Salesforce should the architect review before proposing any design recommendation? Choose 3 answers
A.
Review the metadata xml files for redundant fields to consolidate.
B.
Determine if any integration points create records in Salesforce.
C.
Run key reports to determine what fields should be required.
D.
Export the setup audit trail to review what fields are being used.
E.
Review the sharing model to determine impact on duplicate records.
B.
Determine if any integration points create records in Salesforce.
C.
Run key reports to determine what fields should be required.
E.
Review the sharing model to determine impact on duplicate records.
Explanation:
B (Integration points): Ensures clarity on how external sources impact Salesforce data quality.
C (Key reports): Highlights critical fields requiring stringent controls.
E (Sharing model): Understanding sharing implications helps control duplicates and manage data integrity.
Metadata XML (A) is too technical and granular, often irrelevant for initial stewardship. Setup audit trails (D) don't give clarity about field usage comprehensively. Effective stewardship requires integration visibility, critical field determination, and clear sharing-model insights.