Admin Bootcamp Flashcards
(39 cards)
Inline editing updates the field when 1. field is saved/updated. 2. record is saved/updated. 3. return key is pressed. 4. none.
- record is saved/updated
If a company opts to use Custom Fiscal Years, they can’t use the standard fiscal year option. T or F
True
Which of the following is not a standard object? 1. opportunities 2. solutions 3. job applications 4. accounts 5. campaigns
- job applications
Which of the following are part of the service cloud offering? choose 2. 1. opportunities. 2. knowledge. 3. entitlements. 4. campaigns. 5. quotes.
2 and 3
Which of the following are controlled by Locale Settings. Choose 4: 1. data formats 2. time formats. 3. time zones. 4 language. 5. name order. 6. number formats
- data formats, 2. time formats, 5. name order, 6. number format
if the company locale is set to US english, all users will have a locales of US english and this cannot be changed. T or F
False
if your company’s fiscal year follows the gregorian calendar, you must use custom fiscal years
false
in order to enable multi-currency features in salesforce, you must: 1. check the enable multi-currency checkbosx in company information and contact salesforce.com. 2. check the enable multi-currency checkbox in your chatter profile. 3. operate your business in at least 2 different countries. 4. you cannot enable this feature once you’ve implemented salesforce.
1, check the enable multi-currency checkbox in company information and contact salesforce.com
which feature effectively allows you to “lock” the converted amount on closed opportunities? 1. locale 2. company profile 3. multi-currency 4. advanced currency management 5. none of the above
advanced currency management
which of the following are true about UI settings? pick 2: 1. they are global settings that apply to all users. 2. they are set for certain profiles. 3. they are typically turned off by default and must be turned on by the Sys Admin. 4. users can opt to turn certain user interface settings off.
- they are global that apply to all users. 3. they are typically turned off and must be turned on by sys admin.
Which of the following are true about List Views? (3) 1. save list views for future use 2. specify which groups of users have access to the list view. 3. print list views. 4. follow records and view related chatter posts. 5. export list view data to excel. 6. all of the above.
1, save list views for future use. 2. specify which groups of users have access to the list view. 3. print list views.
a _____ defines a collection of settings and permissions that determines what users can see in the UI and what they can do. 1. role 2. chatter feed 3. profile 4. company profile
PROFILE
which of the following is not a standard profile? (3) 1. system admin, 2. read only 3. marketing director 4. partner portal user 5. standard admin
3, 4, 5
a user with a chatter free user profile has access to records in SF such as Accounts and Contact. T or F
F
standard profile permissions can’t be edited. T or F
T
system admins can modify tab settings for custom profiles with the following values (3) 1. private 2. Public read only 3. default on 4. default off 5. tab hidden 6. read only 7. visible
- default on, 4. default off, 5. tab hidden
if a user leaves your company, the system admin should do the following to prevent future access to the SF org: 1. delete their user record 2. de-activate their user record 3. delete any accounts or contacts owned by that user 4. none of the above
- de-activate the user record
An active user record consumes a license. T or F
true
a system admin can set password policies to lock users out of the SF org if they exceed a certain number of failed login attempts. T or F
true
when a user record is deactivated, the following are true: (2). 1. the user can no longer log into the SF application. 2. the user’s profile is automatically changed to the Read Only standard profile 3. the user’s license is released and can be assigned to another user. 4. the user is removed from all meeting invitations related to SF records
- the user can no longer log into the SF app. 3. the user’s license is released and can be assigned to another user.
where can a system admin go if they are trying to determine why a user can’t login to SF? 1. login history related list on the users record. 2. user’s profile 3. manage users/login history 4. call SF support
- login history related list on the user’s record
what should a system admin use to disable an application for a group of users? 1. sharing rules 2. web tabs 3. page layouts 4. profiles 5. roles
- profiles
To prevent a user from logging into the Salesforce org outside normal business hours, the sys admin would do this in 1. the user record 2. the user’s profile 3. network settings 4. the role hierarchy 5. none of the above
- user’s profile
If a user tries to login outside the IP range specified in their profile, the result will be: 1. they will be logged in as normal 2. they will have to reset their password 3. they will be prompted to activate their computer. 4. they will be denied access 5. none
- denied access