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Salesforce Exam Salesforce Contact Center Topic 1 Question 29 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's Salesforce Contact Center exam
Question #: 29
Topic #: 1
[All Salesforce Contact Center Questions]

The required configurations for the client's requirements are:

Business Hours active, Omni-Channel Queue or Flow, Estimated Wait Time

active, and Business Hours added to the Embedded Deployment.

A consultant learns that their client receives thousands of emails a week to

the contact center, which contain many PDF files, In general, the email

communication back and forth with the customer is high. They do not want

to duplicate the PDFs every time a new email's received in the same email

thread.

When designing the solution, the consultant considers the Eliminate duplicate email attachments setting in Email-to-Case to meet the requirement.

How should the PDFs be processed by Salesforce to comply with the Eliminate duplicate email attachments setting?

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Suggested Answer: B

To comply with the 'Eliminate duplicate email attachments' setting in Email-to-Case, PDFs should be processed as Salesforce Files. Salesforce Files offers more advanced management capabilities, including deduplication, sharing, and security options compared to traditional attachments. This approach will prevent duplication of PDF files every time a new email is received in the same email thread, thereby optimizing storage and managing files more efficiently within the platform.


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Cecil
1 days ago
I'd choose Salesforce Files too. It's the best option to meet the requirement of eliminating duplicate email attachments.
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Viola
8 days ago
Salesforce Files is the way to go here. It's the native solution and will help avoid any duplication of PDFs.
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Quentin
9 days ago
I think the PDFs should be processed as Attachments.
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