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About the Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant Credential

The Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant program is designed for consultants who have experience implementing and consulting on the Salesforce Experiences applications in a customer-facing role. The Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant exam is for individuals who want to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in designing, configuring, building, and implementing Salesforce Experience applications, using the declarative customization capabilities of the Experience platform.

The Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant is able to meet customer business requirements that are maintainable and scalable, and contribute to long-term customer success. The credential is relevant to customers, partners, employees, and anyone interested in demonstrating competence with Experience Cloud. In order to qualify to take the Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant exam, candidates must have earned the Salesforce Administrator credential.

Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant Exam Information

Read on for details about the Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant exam.
Content: 60 multiple-choice/multiple-select questions and 5 unscored questions*
Time allotted to complete the exam: 105 minutes (time allows for unscored questions)
Passing score: 65%
Registration fee: USD 200
Retake fee: USD 100

Exam Outline

The Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant exam measures a candidate's knowledge and skills related to the following objectives. A candidate should have hands-on experience with the Experience Cloud application and demonstrate knowledge and expertise in each of the areas below.
Experience Cloud Basics: 8%
Sharing, Visibility, and Licensing: 17%
Branding, Personalization, and Content: 15%
Templates and Themes: 10%
User Creation and Authentication: 13%
Adoption and Analytics: 5%
Administration, Setup and Configuration: 25%
Customization Considerations, and Limitations: 7%

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1. Cloud Kicks (CK) has built a site using Salesforce Experience Builder. The CTO of CK wants to give customers the ability to log in to the site using their Google credentials. CK also wants to access customers' basic Google profile data when they log in so the company can serve content that matches customers' interests.
How should the Experience Cloud consultant implement this?
A.Set up a login flow for communities that accepts the customers' Google credentials and matches with the credentials stored on the user records in Salesforce.
B.Create a custom self-registration page and a custom login page by using Visualforce and Apex controllers.
C.Create an Authentication Provider by choosing Google as the provider type and add relevant parameters to access the customers' basic profile data.
D.Create a custom login page using Lightning components and use the Google REST API to access customers' basic profile data.
Answer: C

2. DreamHouse Reality (DR) is switching to a franchise-based business model in order to grow its market share. Franchises as well as properly appraised at DR, will immediate access to a real estate opportunity in their area as soon, as it crosses a threshold.
What should the Experience Cloud consultant recommend for record sharing?
A.Apex sharing
B.Sharing Set
C.Account Hierarchy
D.Sharing Rule
Answer: D

3. Cloud Kicks has packaged its Customer Support Community. The community includes navigation menu items that link to standard and custom objects.
Which two points should the Experience Cloud consultant consider when reviewing the package? Choose 2 answers
A.Custom list views for custom objects are not included as dependencies.
B.Custom list views for custom objects are included as dependencies.
C.Custom list views for standard objects are not included as dependencies.
D.Custom list views for standard objects are included as dependencies.
Answer: B, C

4. Universal Containers (UC) works with a large retainer network. UC wants these retailers to start registering deal and work with UC to convert them into sales.
Which user license should the Experience Cloud consultant recommend?
A.Partner Community Plus
B.Partner Community
C.Platform Portal
D.Commerce Portal
Answer: B

5. Northern Trail Outfitters has configured chat so customers can quickly get answers to their questions by chatting with an agent while browsing the Experience site.
How should an administrator embed the chat window in an Experience site?
A.Add the Embedded Service component to Builder pages.
B.Create a custom component using the Embedded Service API.
C.Configure the Embedded Service connector.
D.Create an Embedded Service quick action.
Answer: A

6. The system administrator at Dreamhouse Realty (DR) is giving Experience Builder access to two colleagues who will be responsible for creating and managing new microsites. One contributor needs to create and customize the site, but not publish it. The other colleague is tasked with adding contributors and publishing the final site.
Which Experience Builder roles should the system administrator grant?
A.Builder and Experience Admin
B.Experience Admin and Publisher
C.Viewer and Publisher
D.Publisher and Builder
Answer: A