Salesforce Platform App Builder Certification Training - Learning Objective - Organizational Setup

This lesson focuses on setting up an organization in Salesforce, highlighting the role of administrators in creating efficient workflows. It covers the differences between Salesforce Classic and Lightning, emphasizing the importance of understanding Lightning features. The lesson also guides on creating developer accounts and provides assistance for transitioning to the Lightning Experience, ensuring stakeholders are comfortable with the changes.

What is the primary role of an administrator in the Salesforce environment?

• To manage user accounts

• To create organizational boundaries and processes

• To develop new software applications

• To provide customer support

What is one of the key differences between Salesforce Classic and Lightning?

• Lightning has fewer features than Classic

• Classic is more user-friendly than Lightning

• Classic supports more integrations than Lightning

• Lightning pages have different components compared to Classic

How often are Lightning features improved?

• Every month

• Three times a year

• Twice a year

• Once a year

Why is creating a developer account beneficial?

• It provides access to customer data

• It offers discounts on Salesforce products

• It allows for testing without affecting users

• It enables direct communication with stakeholders

What does the Lightning Experience Transition Assistance provide?

• A guide for setting up new user accounts

• A step-by-step process for transitioning to Lightning

• A list of deprecated features in Classic

• A tutorial on creating custom applications