Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Experience Analyst v1.0

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Exam contains 168 questions

Case study -
This is a case study. Case studies are not timed separately. You can use as much exam time as you would like to complete each case. However, there may be additional case studies and sections on this exam. You must manage your time to ensure that you are able to complete all questions included on this exam in the time provided.
To answer the questions included in a case study, you will need to reference information that is provided in the case study. Case studies might contain exhibits and other resources that provide more information about the scenario that is described in the case study. Each question is independent of the other questions in this case study.
At the end of this case study, a review screen will appear. This screen allows you to review your answers and to make changes before you move to the next section of the exam. After you begin a new section, you cannot return to this section.

To start the case study -
To display the first question in this case study, click the Next button. Use the buttons in the left pane to explore the content of the case study before you answer the questions. Clicking these buttons displays information such as business requirements, existing environment, and problem statements. When you are ready to answer a question, click the Question button to return to the question.

Background information -
Terra Flora, Incorporated is a boutique pet hotel that has been in business for six (6) months. The hotel guests include both dogs and cats.
The founder created the Dynamics 365 Sales Professional environment to grow their network and pipeline. They started out using out-of-the-box capabilities only and using the Sales Professional app only. Only one environment (production) is in use.
The pet hotel is gaining in popularity and the number of bookings is growing. The founder has shifted their focus to customizing their environment to record the information they need to delight their customers by tailoring the experience to their unique pets.
Terra Flora has recently hired a part-time carer for the resident pets. The carer has been granted the Salesperson security role to allow them to record new leads and update customer information.
You are a Dynamics 365 Customer Experience consultant who has been hired to assist Terra Flora with their customizations, resolve issues, and advise on best designs to meet their requirements.

Configurations -

Overall configurations -
To better understand their four-legged customers, Terra Flora has created a custom Pet table, which is user-owned and related 1-n with the Contact table, which represents the pets’ primary owner.
The Pet table has been added to the Sales Professional app sitemap. The table has the following columns, each created WITHOUT making any changes to the advanced options.

A pet sub-grid has been added to the Contact main form, using the Active Pets view.
Additionally, Read, Write, and Update, Append, Append To, and Assign access to the Pet table has been added to the Salesperson security role.
“Onboard new pet” business process flow
The founder is creating a business process flow named Onboard new pet to ensure that appropriate information is recorded for all new pets, starting with ensuring the correct litter choices are selected for cats who will be staying at Terra Flora.
When the Onboard new pet business process flow is done, the founder wants to have access to a view that will display all active pets including the Name and Type columns, as well as the current stage on the Onboard new pet business process flow.

Pet table icon -
A custom image .svg file has been created for the Pet table.
Terra Flora wants to ensure this image is displayed alongside the pet page within the app.

Related Pet table activities -
Terra Flora wants carers to be able to see their pets’ activity history, as well as add new activities related to their pets. They want the following information to appear on their pets’ timeline:
Tasks carers completed or should do.
E-mails exchanged with pet's owner (customer).
A record of phone calls.
Other types of activities should NOT appear to users on the Pets forms.
The founder edited the Pet table advanced setting to enable associating Pet records with activities. The founder also added Pet table to the app sitemap that is being used.
Attachments are enabled for the Pet table, including notes and files. But users should NOT see posts in the pet's activity timeline.
Post configuration is NOT enabled for the Pet table.

Logs -
Auditing, log access, and read logs have been enabled in the production environment.
Auditing has started on the Terra Flora environment and has been enabled for common entities.

Marketing -

Breed galas -
To celebrate their upcoming first year in operation, the founder is planning a series of breed galas. The series begins with a Corgi dog breed meet-up gala.
The breed of an owner's pet may be mentioned in many places within the system, including:
1. Emails (subject or body).
2. Notes (including Word documents exports of PDFs uploaded as attachments).
3. Single or multiple lines of text columns on any standard table (including lead, contact and opportunity at minimum).
4. On the Pet table in either the Description or in the Breed columns.
Additionally, the breed may be referenced in several ways including singular, multiple, shorthand (for example: corgi, corgis, or corgs), and may have been misspelled.

Corgi meet-up gala -
The carer needs to be assigned ownership of several Contact records (representing customers that own Corgis) that live nearby so that event flyers can be delivered personally. When the carer is delivering flyers, they need to quickly check the owner and related pet information on their phone.
When the Contact records are assigned to carer, any pets that are related to these contacts via the primary owner relationship should also be assigned to the carer.
The founder has created a business process flow on the Pet table named Corgi meet-up to allow Corgis to be registered as attending the gala. This business process flow is second in the default order on the Pet table. If the carer has a conversation with the owners, the carer is required to add notes to the timeline and complete the first stage of the business process flow.

Issues -

Duplicate records -
Before the creation of the Pet table, information regarding pets was either added to the owner's Contact record in the form of notes or created as Contact records themselves.
These Contact records used the name of the pet in the Last Name column and the owner's address in the first set of Address columns.
When these pet Contact records are identified, they are deactivated.
No duplicate detection rules have been published and duplicate pet records are currently present across both the Contact and Pet tables.

Auditing -
When a pet's dietary requirements or a Contact's email address is updated, Terra Flora requires the following information to be logged:
1. The user who made the change.
2. The current and previous values of the columns.
3. The time and date of the changes.
Terra Flora also needs to track any exports of records to Microsoft Excel within the compliance center.

Relationship behavior -
Recently, a pet owner informed Terra Flora that their pet cat has been rehomed.
After receiving this information, the carer deleted the owner's Contact record from the system, which in turn deleted the Pet record.
Shortly after, the new pet owner contacted Terra Flora to book their cat for a stay and was frustrated that Terra Flora had NOT retained a record of their cat's dietary requirements or any of the previous carer notes about the cat.
In such situations, Terra Flora now requires that the owner's Contact record should NOT be allowed to be deleted if any Pet records are related to it via the primary owner look-up column.
Users should be required to update the look-up column to new owner's Contact record or remove the current value first before they can delete the Pet record. If the new owner's Contact record is selected on a pet, any active bookings against the pet should also be updated to the new owner, but previous inactive bookings should NOT be updated.
Business process flows and the Corgi meet-up gala
The founder has recently made an update to the Onboard new pet business flow but now CANNOT activate it.
For the Corgi gala, the founder has asked the carer for help in:
1. completing the registrations that the founder started, and
2. registering more Corgis for the upcoming gala.
When the carer creates new pet records, the carer is UNABLE to see the Corgi meet-up business process flow.
Currently, when the carer checks the owner's record on their phone, the related pet information is difficult to view as they must scroll down to review the information.
You need to ensure the active stage of the business process flow is visible in a view on the Pet table that you share with the founder.
Which two actions should you perform to meet the founder's requirements? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. (Choose two.)
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

  • A. Create a new column on the Pet table and use a cloud flow to write the active stage from the Onboard new pet table to the new column
  • B. Create a new column on the Onboard new pet table and use a cloud flow to write the active stage from the Pet table to the new column.
  • C. Using the Active Pets view, edit the columns to add the new columns, save the edited view as a new view, and then share the view with the owner.
  • D. Using the My Pets view, edit the columns to add the new columns, save the edited view as a new view, and then share the view with the owner.


Answer : AC

Case study -
This is a case study. Case studies are not timed separately. You can use as much exam time as you would like to complete each case. However, there may be additional case studies and sections on this exam. You must manage your time to ensure that you are able to complete all questions included on this exam in the time provided.
To answer the questions included in a case study, you will need to reference information that is provided in the case study. Case studies might contain exhibits and other resources that provide more information about the scenario that is described in the case study. Each question is independent of the other questions in this case study.
At the end of this case study, a review screen will appear. This screen allows you to review your answers and to make changes before you move to the next section of the exam. After you begin a new section, you cannot return to this section.

To start the case study -
To display the first question in this case study, click the Next button. Use the buttons in the left pane to explore the content of the case study before you answer the questions. Clicking these buttons displays information such as business requirements, existing environment, and problem statements. When you are ready to answer a question, click the Question button to return to the question.

Background information -
Terra Flora, Incorporated is a boutique pet hotel that has been in business for six (6) months. The hotel guests include both dogs and cats.
The founder created the Dynamics 365 Sales Professional environment to grow their network and pipeline. They started out using out-of-the-box capabilities only and using the Sales Professional app only. Only one environment (production) is in use.
The pet hotel is gaining in popularity and the number of bookings is growing. The founder has shifted their focus to customizing their environment to record the information they need to delight their customers by tailoring the experience to their unique pets.
Terra Flora has recently hired a part-time carer for the resident pets. The carer has been granted the Salesperson security role to allow them to record new leads and update customer information.
You are a Dynamics 365 Customer Experience consultant who has been hired to assist Terra Flora with their customizations, resolve issues, and advise on best designs to meet their requirements.

Configurations -

Overall configurations -
To better understand their four-legged customers, Terra Flora has created a custom Pet table, which is user-owned and related 1-n with the Contact table, which represents the pets’ primary owner.
The Pet table has been added to the Sales Professional app sitemap. The table has the following columns, each created WITHOUT making any changes to the advanced options.

A pet sub-grid has been added to the Contact main form, using the Active Pets view.
Additionally, Read, Write, and Update, Append, Append To, and Assign access to the Pet table has been added to the Salesperson security role.
“Onboard new pet” business process flow
The founder is creating a business process flow named Onboard new pet to ensure that appropriate information is recorded for all new pets, starting with ensuring the correct litter choices are selected for cats who will be staying at Terra Flora.
When the Onboard new pet business process flow is done, the founder wants to have access to a view that will display all active pets including the Name and Type columns, as well as the current stage on the Onboard new pet business process flow.

Pet table icon -
A custom image .svg file has been created for the Pet table.
Terra Flora wants to ensure this image is displayed alongside the pet page within the app.

Related Pet table activities -
Terra Flora wants carers to be able to see their pets’ activity history, as well as add new activities related to their pets. They want the following information to appear on their pets’ timeline:
Tasks carers completed or should do.
E-mails exchanged with pet's owner (customer).
A record of phone calls.
Other types of activities should NOT appear to users on the Pets forms.
The founder edited the Pet table advanced setting to enable associating Pet records with activities. The founder also added Pet table to the app sitemap that is being used.
Attachments are enabled for the Pet table, including notes and files. But users should NOT see posts in the pet's activity timeline.
Post configuration is NOT enabled for the Pet table.

Logs -
Auditing, log access, and read logs have been enabled in the production environment.
Auditing has started on the Terra Flora environment and has been enabled for common entities.

Marketing -

Breed galas -
To celebrate their upcoming first year in operation, the founder is planning a series of breed galas. The series begins with a Corgi dog breed meet-up gala.
The breed of an owner's pet may be mentioned in many places within the system, including:
1. Emails (subject or body).
2. Notes (including Word documents exports of PDFs uploaded as attachments).
3. Single or multiple lines of text columns on any standard table (including lead, contact and opportunity at minimum).
4. On the Pet table in either the Description or in the Breed columns.
Additionally, the breed may be referenced in several ways including singular, multiple, shorthand (for example: corgi, corgis, or corgs), and may have been misspelled.

Corgi meet-up gala -
The carer needs to be assigned ownership of several Contact records (representing customers that own Corgis) that live nearby so that event flyers can be delivered personally. When the carer is delivering flyers, they need to quickly check the owner and related pet information on their phone.
When the Contact records are assigned to carer, any pets that are related to these contacts via the primary owner relationship should also be assigned to the carer.
The founder has created a business process flow on the Pet table named Corgi meet-up to allow Corgis to be registered as attending the gala. This business process flow is second in the default order on the Pet table. If the carer has a conversation with the owners, the carer is required to add notes to the timeline and complete the first stage of the business process flow.

Issues -

Duplicate records -
Before the creation of the Pet table, information regarding pets was either added to the owner's Contact record in the form of notes or created as Contact records themselves.
These Contact records used the name of the pet in the Last Name column and the owner's address in the first set of Address columns.
When these pet Contact records are identified, they are deactivated.
No duplicate detection rules have been published and duplicate pet records are currently present across both the Contact and Pet tables.

Auditing -
When a pet's dietary requirements or a Contact's email address is updated, Terra Flora requires the following information to be logged:
1. The user who made the change.
2. The current and previous values of the columns.
3. The time and date of the changes.
Terra Flora also needs to track any exports of records to Microsoft Excel within the compliance center.

Relationship behavior -
Recently, a pet owner informed Terra Flora that their pet cat has been rehomed.
After receiving this information, the carer deleted the owner's Contact record from the system, which in turn deleted the Pet record.
Shortly after, the new pet owner contacted Terra Flora to book their cat for a stay and was frustrated that Terra Flora had NOT retained a record of their cat's dietary requirements or any of the previous carer notes about the cat.
In such situations, Terra Flora now requires that the owner's Contact record should NOT be allowed to be deleted if any Pet records are related to it via the primary owner look-up column.
Users should be required to update the look-up column to new owner's Contact record or remove the current value first before they can delete the Pet record. If the new owner's Contact record is selected on a pet, any active bookings against the pet should also be updated to the new owner, but previous inactive bookings should NOT be updated.
Business process flows and the Corgi meet-up gala
The founder has recently made an update to the Onboard new pet business flow but now CANNOT activate it.
For the Corgi gala, the founder has asked the carer for help in:
1. completing the registrations that the founder started, and
2. registering more Corgis for the upcoming gala.
When the carer creates new pet records, the carer is UNABLE to see the Corgi meet-up business process flow.
Currently, when the carer checks the owner's record on their phone, the related pet information is difficult to view as they must scroll down to review the information.
You need to satisfy the founder's requirements for displaying the custom image within the app.
Where should you upload the image?

  • A. An image column
  • B. A file column
  • C. An icon control
  • D. A web resource


Answer : D

Case study -
This is a case study. Case studies are not timed separately. You can use as much exam time as you would like to complete each case. However, there may be additional case studies and sections on this exam. You must manage your time to ensure that you are able to complete all questions included on this exam in the time provided.
To answer the questions included in a case study, you will need to reference information that is provided in the case study. Case studies might contain exhibits and other resources that provide more information about the scenario that is described in the case study. Each question is independent of the other questions in this case study.
At the end of this case study, a review screen will appear. This screen allows you to review your answers and to make changes before you move to the next section of the exam. After you begin a new section, you cannot return to this section.

To start the case study -
To display the first question in this case study, click the Next button. Use the buttons in the left pane to explore the content of the case study before you answer the questions. Clicking these buttons displays information such as business requirements, existing environment, and problem statements. When you are ready to answer a question, click the Question button to return to the question.

Background information -
Terra Flora, Incorporated is a boutique pet hotel that has been in business for six (6) months. The hotel guests include both dogs and cats.
The founder created the Dynamics 365 Sales Professional environment to grow their network and pipeline. They started out using out-of-the-box capabilities only and using the Sales Professional app only. Only one environment (production) is in use.
The pet hotel is gaining in popularity and the number of bookings is growing. The founder has shifted their focus to customizing their environment to record the information they need to delight their customers by tailoring the experience to their unique pets.
Terra Flora has recently hired a part-time carer for the resident pets. The carer has been granted the Salesperson security role to allow them to record new leads and update customer information.
You are a Dynamics 365 Customer Experience consultant who has been hired to assist Terra Flora with their customizations, resolve issues, and advise on best designs to meet their requirements.

Configurations -

Overall configurations -
To better understand their four-legged customers, Terra Flora has created a custom Pet table, which is user-owned and related 1-n with the Contact table, which represents the pets’ primary owner.
The Pet table has been added to the Sales Professional app sitemap. The table has the following columns, each created WITHOUT making any changes to the advanced options.

A pet sub-grid has been added to the Contact main form, using the Active Pets view.
Additionally, Read, Write, and Update, Append, Append To, and Assign access to the Pet table has been added to the Salesperson security role.
“Onboard new pet” business process flow
The founder is creating a business process flow named Onboard new pet to ensure that appropriate information is recorded for all new pets, starting with ensuring the correct litter choices are selected for cats who will be staying at Terra Flora.
When the Onboard new pet business process flow is done, the founder wants to have access to a view that will display all active pets including the Name and Type columns, as well as the current stage on the Onboard new pet business process flow.

Pet table icon -
A custom image .svg file has been created for the Pet table.
Terra Flora wants to ensure this image is displayed alongside the pet page within the app.

Related Pet table activities -
Terra Flora wants carers to be able to see their pets’ activity history, as well as add new activities related to their pets. They want the following information to appear on their pets’ timeline:
Tasks carers completed or should do.
E-mails exchanged with pet's owner (customer).
A record of phone calls.
Other types of activities should NOT appear to users on the Pets forms.
The founder edited the Pet table advanced setting to enable associating Pet records with activities. The founder also added Pet table to the app sitemap that is being used.
Attachments are enabled for the Pet table, including notes and files. But users should NOT see posts in the pet's activity timeline.
Post configuration is NOT enabled for the Pet table.

Logs -
Auditing, log access, and read logs have been enabled in the production environment.
Auditing has started on the Terra Flora environment and has been enabled for common entities.

Marketing -

Breed galas -
To celebrate their upcoming first year in operation, the founder is planning a series of breed galas. The series begins with a Corgi dog breed meet-up gala.
The breed of an owner's pet may be mentioned in many places within the system, including:
1. Emails (subject or body).
2. Notes (including Word documents exports of PDFs uploaded as attachments).
3. Single or multiple lines of text columns on any standard table (including lead, contact and opportunity at minimum).
4. On the Pet table in either the Description or in the Breed columns.
Additionally, the breed may be referenced in several ways including singular, multiple, shorthand (for example: corgi, corgis, or corgs), and may have been misspelled.

Corgi meet-up gala -
The carer needs to be assigned ownership of several Contact records (representing customers that own Corgis) that live nearby so that event flyers can be delivered personally. When the carer is delivering flyers, they need to quickly check the owner and related pet information on their phone.
When the Contact records are assigned to carer, any pets that are related to these contacts via the primary owner relationship should also be assigned to the carer.
The founder has created a business process flow on the Pet table named Corgi meet-up to allow Corgis to be registered as attending the gala. This business process flow is second in the default order on the Pet table. If the carer has a conversation with the owners, the carer is required to add notes to the timeline and complete the first stage of the business process flow.

Issues -

Duplicate records -
Before the creation of the Pet table, information regarding pets was either added to the owner's Contact record in the form of notes or created as Contact records themselves.
These Contact records used the name of the pet in the Last Name column and the owner's address in the first set of Address columns.
When these pet Contact records are identified, they are deactivated.
No duplicate detection rules have been published and duplicate pet records are currently present across both the Contact and Pet tables.

Auditing -
When a pet's dietary requirements or a Contact's email address is updated, Terra Flora requires the following information to be logged:
1. The user who made the change.
2. The current and previous values of the columns.
3. The time and date of the changes.
Terra Flora also needs to track any exports of records to Microsoft Excel within the compliance center.

Relationship behavior -
Recently, a pet owner informed Terra Flora that their pet cat has been rehomed.
After receiving this information, the carer deleted the owner's Contact record from the system, which in turn deleted the Pet record.
Shortly after, the new pet owner contacted Terra Flora to book their cat for a stay and was frustrated that Terra Flora had NOT retained a record of their cat's dietary requirements or any of the previous carer notes about the cat.
In such situations, Terra Flora now requires that the owner's Contact record should NOT be allowed to be deleted if any Pet records are related to it via the primary owner look-up column.
Users should be required to update the look-up column to new owner's Contact record or remove the current value first before they can delete the Pet record. If the new owner's Contact record is selected on a pet, any active bookings against the pet should also be updated to the new owner, but previous inactive bookings should NOT be updated.
Business process flows and the Corgi meet-up gala
The founder has recently made an update to the Onboard new pet business flow but now CANNOT activate it.
For the Corgi gala, the founder has asked the carer for help in:
1. completing the registrations that the founder started, and
2. registering more Corgis for the upcoming gala.
When the carer creates new pet records, the carer is UNABLE to see the Corgi meet-up business process flow.
Currently, when the carer checks the owner's record on their phone, the related pet information is difficult to view as they must scroll down to review the information.
You need to configure search to ensure the administrators can find all records which reference Corgis.
Which action must you perform?

  • A. Within system settings, select up to 10 relevant tables.
  • B. Within the solution, ensure all relevant tables are indexed.
  • C. For all relevant tables, ensure that the Can enable sync to external search index setting is False.
  • D. Add columns to be searched to the Lookup view for each relevant table.


Answer : B

Case study -
This is a case study. Case studies are not timed separately. You can use as much exam time as you would like to complete each case. However, there may be additional case studies and sections on this exam. You must manage your time to ensure that you are able to complete all questions included on this exam in the time provided.
To answer the questions included in a case study, you will need to reference information that is provided in the case study. Case studies might contain exhibits and other resources that provide more information about the scenario that is described in the case study. Each question is independent of the other questions in this case study.
At the end of this case study, a review screen will appear. This screen allows you to review your answers and to make changes before you move to the next section of the exam. After you begin a new section, you cannot return to this section.

To start the case study -
To display the first question in this case study, click the Next button. Use the buttons in the left pane to explore the content of the case study before you answer the questions. Clicking these buttons displays information such as business requirements, existing environment, and problem statements. When you are ready to answer a question, click the Question button to return to the question.

Background information -
Terra Flora, Incorporated is a boutique pet hotel that has been in business for six (6) months. The hotel guests include both dogs and cats.
The founder created the Dynamics 365 Sales Professional environment to grow their network and pipeline. They started out using out-of-the-box capabilities only and using the Sales Professional app only. Only one environment (production) is in use.
The pet hotel is gaining in popularity and the number of bookings is growing. The founder has shifted their focus to customizing their environment to record the information they need to delight their customers by tailoring the experience to their unique pets.
Terra Flora has recently hired a part-time carer for the resident pets. The carer has been granted the Salesperson security role to allow them to record new leads and update customer information.
You are a Dynamics 365 Customer Experience consultant who has been hired to assist Terra Flora with their customizations, resolve issues, and advise on best designs to meet their requirements.

Configurations -

Overall configurations -
To better understand their four-legged customers, Terra Flora has created a custom Pet table, which is user-owned and related 1-n with the Contact table, which represents the pets’ primary owner.
The Pet table has been added to the Sales Professional app sitemap. The table has the following columns, each created WITHOUT making any changes to the advanced options.

A pet sub-grid has been added to the Contact main form, using the Active Pets view.
Additionally, Read, Write, and Update, Append, Append To, and Assign access to the Pet table has been added to the Salesperson security role.
“Onboard new pet” business process flow
The founder is creating a business process flow named Onboard new pet to ensure that appropriate information is recorded for all new pets, starting with ensuring the correct litter choices are selected for cats who will be staying at Terra Flora.
When the Onboard new pet business process flow is done, the founder wants to have access to a view that will display all active pets including the Name and Type columns, as well as the current stage on the Onboard new pet business process flow.

Pet table icon -
A custom image .svg file has been created for the Pet table.
Terra Flora wants to ensure this image is displayed alongside the pet page within the app.

Related Pet table activities -
Terra Flora wants carers to be able to see their pets’ activity history, as well as add new activities related to their pets. They want the following information to appear on their pets’ timeline:
Tasks carers completed or should do.
E-mails exchanged with pet's owner (customer).
A record of phone calls.
Other types of activities should NOT appear to users on the Pets forms.
The founder edited the Pet table advanced setting to enable associating Pet records with activities. The founder also added Pet table to the app sitemap that is being used.
Attachments are enabled for the Pet table, including notes and files. But users should NOT see posts in the pet's activity timeline.
Post configuration is NOT enabled for the Pet table.

Logs -
Auditing, log access, and read logs have been enabled in the production environment.
Auditing has started on the Terra Flora environment and has been enabled for common entities.

Marketing -

Breed galas -
To celebrate their upcoming first year in operation, the founder is planning a series of breed galas. The series begins with a Corgi dog breed meet-up gala.
The breed of an owner's pet may be mentioned in many places within the system, including:
1. Emails (subject or body).
2. Notes (including Word documents exports of PDFs uploaded as attachments).
3. Single or multiple lines of text columns on any standard table (including lead, contact and opportunity at minimum).
4. On the Pet table in either the Description or in the Breed columns.
Additionally, the breed may be referenced in several ways including singular, multiple, shorthand (for example: corgi, corgis, or corgs), and may have been misspelled.

Corgi meet-up gala -
The carer needs to be assigned ownership of several Contact records (representing customers that own Corgis) that live nearby so that event flyers can be delivered personally. When the carer is delivering flyers, they need to quickly check the owner and related pet information on their phone.
When the Contact records are assigned to carer, any pets that are related to these contacts via the primary owner relationship should also be assigned to the carer.
The founder has created a business process flow on the Pet table named Corgi meet-up to allow Corgis to be registered as attending the gala. This business process flow is second in the default order on the Pet table. If the carer has a conversation with the owners, the carer is required to add notes to the timeline and complete the first stage of the business process flow.

Issues -

Duplicate records -
Before the creation of the Pet table, information regarding pets was either added to the owner's Contact record in the form of notes or created as Contact records themselves.
These Contact records used the name of the pet in the Last Name column and the owner's address in the first set of Address columns.
When these pet Contact records are identified, they are deactivated.
No duplicate detection rules have been published and duplicate pet records are currently present across both the Contact and Pet tables.

Auditing -
When a pet's dietary requirements or a Contact's email address is updated, Terra Flora requires the following information to be logged:
1. The user who made the change.
2. The current and previous values of the columns.
3. The time and date of the changes.
Terra Flora also needs to track any exports of records to Microsoft Excel within the compliance center.

Relationship behavior -
Recently, a pet owner informed Terra Flora that their pet cat has been rehomed.
After receiving this information, the carer deleted the owner's Contact record from the system, which in turn deleted the Pet record.
Shortly after, the new pet owner contacted Terra Flora to book their cat for a stay and was frustrated that Terra Flora had NOT retained a record of their cat's dietary requirements or any of the previous carer notes about the cat.
In such situations, Terra Flora now requires that the owner's Contact record should NOT be allowed to be deleted if any Pet records are related to it via the primary owner look-up column.
Users should be required to update the look-up column to new owner's Contact record or remove the current value first before they can delete the Pet record. If the new owner's Contact record is selected on a pet, any active bookings against the pet should also be updated to the new owner, but previous inactive bookings should NOT be updated.
Business process flows and the Corgi meet-up gala
The founder has recently made an update to the Onboard new pet business flow but now CANNOT activate it.
For the Corgi gala, the founder has asked the carer for help in:
1. completing the registrations that the founder started, and
2. registering more Corgis for the upcoming gala.
When the carer creates new pet records, the carer is UNABLE to see the Corgi meet-up business process flow.
Currently, when the carer checks the owner's record on their phone, the related pet information is difficult to view as they must scroll down to review the information.
You have added the timeline control to the Pet main form, then saved and published your changes.
You need to configure the timeline to display related Pet activities as required by Terra Flora.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. (Choose two.)
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

  • A. In the Record types of the timeline settings, uncheck the Notes option.
  • B. In the Activity area of the timeline settings, remove all activity types, except for Task, Email and Phone Call.
  • C. In the Record types of the timeline settings, uncheck the Posts option.
  • D. In the Record types of the timeline settings, uncheck the Activities option.
  • E. In the Notes area of the timeline settings, uncheck the Remove notes title when authoring option.


Answer : BC

Case study -
This is a case study. Case studies are not timed separately. You can use as much exam time as you would like to complete each case. However, there may be additional case studies and sections on this exam. You must manage your time to ensure that you are able to complete all questions included on this exam in the time provided.
To answer the questions included in a case study, you will need to reference information that is provided in the case study. Case studies might contain exhibits and other resources that provide more information about the scenario that is described in the case study. Each question is independent of the other questions in this case study.
At the end of this case study, a review screen will appear. This screen allows you to review your answers and to make changes before you move to the next section of the exam. After you begin a new section, you cannot return to this section.

To start the case study -
To display the first question in this case study, click the Next button. Use the buttons in the left pane to explore the content of the case study before you answer the questions. Clicking these buttons displays information such as business requirements, existing environment, and problem statements. When you are ready to answer a question, click the Question button to return to the question.

Background information -
Terra Flora, Incorporated is a boutique pet hotel that has been in business for six (6) months. The hotel guests include both dogs and cats.
The founder created the Dynamics 365 Sales Professional environment to grow their network and pipeline. They started out using out-of-the-box capabilities only and using the Sales Professional app only. Only one environment (production) is in use.
The pet hotel is gaining in popularity and the number of bookings is growing. The founder has shifted their focus to customizing their environment to record the information they need to delight their customers by tailoring the experience to their unique pets.
Terra Flora has recently hired a part-time carer for the resident pets. The carer has been granted the Salesperson security role to allow them to record new leads and update customer information.
You are a Dynamics 365 Customer Experience consultant who has been hired to assist Terra Flora with their customizations, resolve issues, and advise on best designs to meet their requirements.

Configurations -

Overall configurations -
To better understand their four-legged customers, Terra Flora has created a custom Pet table, which is user-owned and related 1-n with the Contact table, which represents the pets’ primary owner.
The Pet table has been added to the Sales Professional app sitemap. The table has the following columns, each created WITHOUT making any changes to the advanced options.

A pet sub-grid has been added to the Contact main form, using the Active Pets view.
Additionally, Read, Write, and Update, Append, Append To, and Assign access to the Pet table has been added to the Salesperson security role.
“Onboard new pet” business process flow
The founder is creating a business process flow named Onboard new pet to ensure that appropriate information is recorded for all new pets, starting with ensuring the correct litter choices are selected for cats who will be staying at Terra Flora.
When the Onboard new pet business process flow is done, the founder wants to have access to a view that will display all active pets including the Name and Type columns, as well as the current stage on the Onboard new pet business process flow.

Pet table icon -
A custom image .svg file has been created for the Pet table.
Terra Flora wants to ensure this image is displayed alongside the pet page within the app.

Related Pet table activities -
Terra Flora wants carers to be able to see their pets’ activity history, as well as add new activities related to their pets. They want the following information to appear on their pets’ timeline:
Tasks carers completed or should do.
E-mails exchanged with pet's owner (customer).
A record of phone calls.
Other types of activities should NOT appear to users on the Pets forms.
The founder edited the Pet table advanced setting to enable associating Pet records with activities. The founder also added Pet table to the app sitemap that is being used.
Attachments are enabled for the Pet table, including notes and files. But users should NOT see posts in the pet's activity timeline.
Post configuration is NOT enabled for the Pet table.

Logs -
Auditing, log access, and read logs have been enabled in the production environment.
Auditing has started on the Terra Flora environment and has been enabled for common entities.

Marketing -

Breed galas -
To celebrate their upcoming first year in operation, the founder is planning a series of breed galas. The series begins with a Corgi dog breed meet-up gala.
The breed of an owner's pet may be mentioned in many places within the system, including:
1. Emails (subject or body).
2. Notes (including Word documents exports of PDFs uploaded as attachments).
3. Single or multiple lines of text columns on any standard table (including lead, contact and opportunity at minimum).
4. On the Pet table in either the Description or in the Breed columns.
Additionally, the breed may be referenced in several ways including singular, multiple, shorthand (for example: corgi, corgis, or corgs), and may have been misspelled.

Corgi meet-up gala -
The carer needs to be assigned ownership of several Contact records (representing customers that own Corgis) that live nearby so that event flyers can be delivered personally. When the carer is delivering flyers, they need to quickly check the owner and related pet information on their phone.
When the Contact records are assigned to carer, any pets that are related to these contacts via the primary owner relationship should also be assigned to the carer.
The founder has created a business process flow on the Pet table named Corgi meet-up to allow Corgis to be registered as attending the gala. This business process flow is second in the default order on the Pet table. If the carer has a conversation with the owners, the carer is required to add notes to the timeline and complete the first stage of the business process flow.

Issues -

Duplicate records -
Before the creation of the Pet table, information regarding pets was either added to the owner's Contact record in the form of notes or created as Contact records themselves.
These Contact records used the name of the pet in the Last Name column and the owner's address in the first set of Address columns.
When these pet Contact records are identified, they are deactivated.
No duplicate detection rules have been published and duplicate pet records are currently present across both the Contact and Pet tables.

Auditing -
When a pet's dietary requirements or a Contact's email address is updated, Terra Flora requires the following information to be logged:
1. The user who made the change.
2. The current and previous values of the columns.
3. The time and date of the changes.
Terra Flora also needs to track any exports of records to Microsoft Excel within the compliance center.

Relationship behavior -
Recently, a pet owner informed Terra Flora that their pet cat has been rehomed.
After receiving this information, the carer deleted the owner's Contact record from the system, which in turn deleted the Pet record.
Shortly after, the new pet owner contacted Terra Flora to book their cat for a stay and was frustrated that Terra Flora had NOT retained a record of their cat's dietary requirements or any of the previous carer notes about the cat.
In such situations, Terra Flora now requires that the owner's Contact record should NOT be allowed to be deleted if any Pet records are related to it via the primary owner look-up column.
Users should be required to update the look-up column to new owner's Contact record or remove the current value first before they can delete the Pet record. If the new owner's Contact record is selected on a pet, any active bookings against the pet should also be updated to the new owner, but previous inactive bookings should NOT be updated.
Business process flows and the Corgi meet-up gala
The founder has recently made an update to the Onboard new pet business flow but now CANNOT activate it.
For the Corgi gala, the founder has asked the carer for help in:
1. completing the registrations that the founder started, and
2. registering more Corgis for the upcoming gala.
When the carer creates new pet records, the carer is UNABLE to see the Corgi meet-up business process flow.
Currently, when the carer checks the owner's record on their phone, the related pet information is difficult to view as they must scroll down to review the information.
You need to identify the duplicate pet records, so they can be manually merged by the carer.
What must you create?

  • A. Two duplicate detection jobs and two duplicate detection rules.
  • B. One duplicate detection job and three duplicate detection rules.
  • C. Two duplicate detection jobs and three duplicate detection rules.
  • D. Three duplicate detection rules only.


Answer : C

Case study -
This is a case study. Case studies are not timed separately. You can use as much exam time as you would like to complete each case. However, there may be additional case studies and sections on this exam. You must manage your time to ensure that you are able to complete all questions included on this exam in the time provided.
To answer the questions included in a case study, you will need to reference information that is provided in the case study. Case studies might contain exhibits and other resources that provide more information about the scenario that is described in the case study. Each question is independent of the other questions in this case study.
At the end of this case study, a review screen will appear. This screen allows you to review your answers and to make changes before you move to the next section of the exam. After you begin a new section, you cannot return to this section.

To start the case study -
To display the first question in this case study, click the Next button. Use the buttons in the left pane to explore the content of the case study before you answer the questions. Clicking these buttons displays information such as business requirements, existing environment, and problem statements. When you are ready to answer a question, click the Question button to return to the question.

Background information -
Terra Flora, Incorporated is a boutique pet hotel that has been in business for six (6) months. The hotel guests include both dogs and cats.
The founder created the Dynamics 365 Sales Professional environment to grow their network and pipeline. They started out using out-of-the-box capabilities only and using the Sales Professional app only. Only one environment (production) is in use.
The pet hotel is gaining in popularity and the number of bookings is growing. The founder has shifted their focus to customizing their environment to record the information they need to delight their customers by tailoring the experience to their unique pets.
Terra Flora has recently hired a part-time carer for the resident pets. The carer has been granted the Salesperson security role to allow them to record new leads and update customer information.
You are a Dynamics 365 Customer Experience consultant who has been hired to assist Terra Flora with their customizations, resolve issues, and advise on best designs to meet their requirements.

Configurations -

Overall configurations -
To better understand their four-legged customers, Terra Flora has created a custom Pet table, which is user-owned and related 1-n with the Contact table, which represents the pets’ primary owner.
The Pet table has been added to the Sales Professional app sitemap. The table has the following columns, each created WITHOUT making any changes to the advanced options.

A pet sub-grid has been added to the Contact main form, using the Active Pets view.
Additionally, Read, Write, and Update, Append, Append To, and Assign access to the Pet table has been added to the Salesperson security role.
“Onboard new pet” business process flow
The founder is creating a business process flow named Onboard new pet to ensure that appropriate information is recorded for all new pets, starting with ensuring the correct litter choices are selected for cats who will be staying at Terra Flora.
When the Onboard new pet business process flow is done, the founder wants to have access to a view that will display all active pets including the Name and Type columns, as well as the current stage on the Onboard new pet business process flow.

Pet table icon -
A custom image .svg file has been created for the Pet table.
Terra Flora wants to ensure this image is displayed alongside the pet page within the app.

Related Pet table activities -
Terra Flora wants carers to be able to see their pets’ activity history, as well as add new activities related to their pets. They want the following information to appear on their pets’ timeline:
Tasks carers completed or should do.
E-mails exchanged with pet's owner (customer).
A record of phone calls.
Other types of activities should NOT appear to users on the Pets forms.
The founder edited the Pet table advanced setting to enable associating Pet records with activities. The founder also added Pet table to the app sitemap that is being used.
Attachments are enabled for the Pet table, including notes and files. But users should NOT see posts in the pet's activity timeline.
Post configuration is NOT enabled for the Pet table.

Logs -
Auditing, log access, and read logs have been enabled in the production environment.
Auditing has started on the Terra Flora environment and has been enabled for common entities.

Marketing -

Breed galas -
To celebrate their upcoming first year in operation, the founder is planning a series of breed galas. The series begins with a Corgi dog breed meet-up gala.
The breed of an owner's pet may be mentioned in many places within the system, including:
1. Emails (subject or body).
2. Notes (including Word documents exports of PDFs uploaded as attachments).
3. Single or multiple lines of text columns on any standard table (including lead, contact and opportunity at minimum).
4. On the Pet table in either the Description or in the Breed columns.
Additionally, the breed may be referenced in several ways including singular, multiple, shorthand (for example: corgi, corgis, or corgs), and may have been misspelled.

Corgi meet-up gala -
The carer needs to be assigned ownership of several Contact records (representing customers that own Corgis) that live nearby so that event flyers can be delivered personally. When the carer is delivering flyers, they need to quickly check the owner and related pet information on their phone.
When the Contact records are assigned to carer, any pets that are related to these contacts via the primary owner relationship should also be assigned to the carer.
The founder has created a business process flow on the Pet table named Corgi meet-up to allow Corgis to be registered as attending the gala. This business process flow is second in the default order on the Pet table. If the carer has a conversation with the owners, the carer is required to add notes to the timeline and complete the first stage of the business process flow.

Issues -

Duplicate records -
Before the creation of the Pet table, information regarding pets was either added to the owner's Contact record in the form of notes or created as Contact records themselves.
These Contact records used the name of the pet in the Last Name column and the owner's address in the first set of Address columns.
When these pet Contact records are identified, they are deactivated.
No duplicate detection rules have been published and duplicate pet records are currently present across both the Contact and Pet tables.

Auditing -
When a pet's dietary requirements or a Contact's email address is updated, Terra Flora requires the following information to be logged:
1. The user who made the change.
2. The current and previous values of the columns.
3. The time and date of the changes.
Terra Flora also needs to track any exports of records to Microsoft Excel within the compliance center.

Relationship behavior -
Recently, a pet owner informed Terra Flora that their pet cat has been rehomed.
After receiving this information, the carer deleted the owner's Contact record from the system, which in turn deleted the Pet record.
Shortly after, the new pet owner contacted Terra Flora to book their cat for a stay and was frustrated that Terra Flora had NOT retained a record of their cat's dietary requirements or any of the previous carer notes about the cat.
In such situations, Terra Flora now requires that the owner's Contact record should NOT be allowed to be deleted if any Pet records are related to it via the primary owner look-up column.
Users should be required to update the look-up column to new owner's Contact record or remove the current value first before they can delete the Pet record. If the new owner's Contact record is selected on a pet, any active bookings against the pet should also be updated to the new owner, but previous inactive bookings should NOT be updated.
Business process flows and the Corgi meet-up gala
The founder has recently made an update to the Onboard new pet business flow but now CANNOT activate it.
For the Corgi gala, the founder has asked the carer for help in:
1. completing the registrations that the founder started, and
2. registering more Corgis for the upcoming gala.
When the carer creates new pet records, the carer is UNABLE to see the Corgi meet-up business process flow.
Currently, when the carer checks the owner's record on their phone, the related pet information is difficult to view as they must scroll down to review the information.
You need to ensure the active stage of the business process flow is visible in the view.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. (Choose two.)
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

  • A. Add a page for the Onboard new pet table to the Sales Professional app.
  • B. Add columns from the Pet table to the Active Onboard new pet view.
  • C. Add columns from the Pet table to the All Onboard new pet view.
  • D. Create a new column on the Pet table named “Onboarding stage” and add it to the Active pets view.


Answer : BD

An organization is using Microsoft Power Query when connecting to data sources in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Data.
You need to load contacts to Customer Insights - Data using Power Query.
Which is an appropriate action to take when using Power Query to ingest data?

  • A. You must create a separate Power Query data source for each table you wish to ingest.
  • B. You can only add additional columns to the dataset in Power Query before the data source is created in Customer Insights - Data.
  • C. After you save a Power Query data source, you have to manually trigger the initial refresh process.
  • D. You can add additional tables to the data source using Get Data functionality in the Power Query.


Answer : D

You are the Dynamics 365 administrator for a group of financial advisors.
Advisors must use one business process flow to guide them through the standard lead to invoice process.
Each table has the following number of stages and steps:

You need to modify the business process flow to make it valid.
What should you reduce?

  • A. number of steps per stages
  • B. number of tables
  • C. total number of steps
  • D. total number of stages


Answer : D

A company created a new table named Locations.
The sales team needs your help to make the Locations table visible in the Sales Hub.
What should you do?

  • A. Create a Location Sub Area.
  • B. Add Location as an Area.
  • C. Create a Location Group.
  • D. Add Location to the App Designer.


Answer : D

A battery manufacturer wants to sell their batteries in boxes of 12 and cases of 24 boxes.
You need to set up a unit group so that the manufacturer can sell different quantities.
What should you create first?

  • A. primary unit
  • B. related unit
  • C. base unit


Answer : A

You are the Dynamics 365 Sales administrator for an electronics company.
The sales team is having difficulty locating different products in the same category - for instance; all versions of flat screen TV available.
You need to make it easier for the sales team to navigate through products via taxonomy.
What should you use?

  • A. Product families
  • B. Product unit groups
  • C. Related products
  • D. Product bundles


Answer : A

You are a Dynamics 365 Sales administrator. You are setting up a product catalog.
You need to configure the base unit group.
Which quantity or measurement should you configure?

  • A. the least frequently used to sell the service
  • B. the lowest needed to sell the product or service
  • C. the most frequently used to sell the service
  • D. the highest needed to sell the product or service


Answer : B

HOTSPOT -
A bakery uses Dynamics 365 Sales. All loaves of bread sold at the bakery are priced the same. Special bread flavors are developed regularly.
You need to add a new flavor to the product catalog.
What should you do for each scenario? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.



Answer :

DRAG DROP -
Your organization works with larger customers (accounts) that can have a single holding and then many subsidiaries through different levels in a parent-child relationship.
The chief commercial officer wants the sales team to start creating different account plans for each individual subsidiary.
You need to create a new custom account plan table so that records can have the same parent-child relationships as the account records. The relationships must be able to be visualized in a hierarchy.
Which four actions should you perform in sequence before saving and publishing your changes? To answer, move the four appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area. Arrange the four actions in the correct order.



Answer :

DRAG DROP -
You are designing the user experience for sales users at your organization for a variety of tasks.
One of the user experience requirements is for sales users to be able to see information from custom attributes created for originating leads for opportunities WITHOUT having to navigate to the Lead record.
You are already signed in to the correct editing application and you now need to configure the user experience in Dynamics 365 Sales to enable this.
Which five actions should you perform in sequence before saving and publishing your changes? To answer, move the five appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area. Arrange the five actions in the correct order.
NOTE: More than one order of answer choices is correct. You will receive credit for any of the correct orders you select.



Answer :

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