module: Salesforce Platform Basics -Trailhead salesforce answers

I)Manual processes with numerous steps
II)Email-driven processes
III)Teams using spreadsheets to run the business
IV)Documents shared on local directories
V)All of the above
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I)Help desk, Pricing, Facilities management
II)Vendor management, Transportation, Contract management
III)Budget management, Pricing, Contract management
IV)Identity management, Billing management, Budget management
V)All of the above
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I)The benefits of the same core set of features for all customers
II)Upgrades three times a year
III)No software to install to access Salesforce
IV)All of the above
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I)Like a contract between two pieces of software, allowing them to connect and exchange information
II)Not available for certain technologies such as wearables
III)The exact same thing as an API name
IV)Only for programmers to use
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I)Everything in your Salesforce org, including your customer and user data
II)A representation of your standard functionality, without customizations
III)Data about data
IV)Configuration-based modifications only
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I)Your org ID
II)Licenses available and in use
III)Information on important limits such as data and file usage
IV)All of the above
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I)Object Management, Preferences, Groups
II)User Management, Settings, Security
III)Administration, Platform Tools, Settings
IV)AppExchange, Profiles, Customizations
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I)Type the first few letters of what you’re looking for in the Quick Find box.
II)Click headings and subheadings until you find what you’re looking for.
III)Memorize what’s in each category.
IV)Click one of the main categories in the Setup menu, then look at the page to the right.
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I)Install apps of interest right away.
II)Request the top 3 apps from each department.
III)Develop a plan, including budget, timing, and key department use cases.
IV)Install apps directly into production.
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I)Installed Apps
II)Installed Packages
III)Installed Components
IV)Installations
V)Apps
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