Salesforce MC-Con-201 Dumps Questions Answers

Automation event-triggered flow is the current verified answer. Salesforce specifically provides a Form Submission Automation Event that launches an automation event-triggered flow whenever a configured marketing form is submitted. Salesforce describes this flow type as the mechanism for automatically responding to events such as form submissions, subscription activity, orders, and other customer behaviors.

This precisely matches the requirement: the action must occur because the customer submitted a web form. The event can launch the flow, after which the Send SMS Message functionality can deliver the white-paper link, subject to valid SMS consent and channel configuration.

An activation-triggered flow is driven by publication of Data 360 activation data and isn't the direct event architecture for an individual form submission. A standard record-triggered flow reacts to creation or changes of Salesforce records but is no longer the preferred Marketing Cloud Next mechanism when the triggering business event is a supported form submission.

Source distinction: the uploaded bank keys this question as C . However, current Salesforce documentation explicitly states that form-submission automation uses an Automation Event-Triggered Flow , and that this mechanism replaced form-triggered flows. Therefore the current verified answer is B .

Study Guide Reference: Campaign Design, Flow Orchestration and Content → Automation Event-Triggered Flows → Form Submission Events.

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The Communication Subscription Channel Type object represents the relationship between a particular Communication Subscription and an Engagement Channel Type. Salesforce defines it as the object that specifies the engagement channel that can be used for a given communication subscription.

Therefore, if "Product Announcements" supports both Email and SMS , two subscription-channel relationships exist: Product Announcements + Email, and Product Announcements + SMS. Each combination requires its own Communication Subscription Channel Type record.

Salesforce's Data 360 mapping requirements reinforce this relationship. The Communication Subscription Channel Type DMO includes both a Communication Subscription ID and an Engagement Channel Type ID , confirming that each record associates one subscription with one channel.

Contact points are associated with individual subscribers and consent records, not with the definition of the subscription/channel relationship itself, so A is incorrect. OPT_IN and OPT_OUT states are stored as consent information and don't cause the two Communication Subscription Channel Type records described here.

The uploaded bank correctly keys C.

Study Guide Reference: Consent → Communication Subscription Data Model → Communication Subscription Channel Type.

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An Identity Resolution ruleset is the Data 360 component responsible for linking source profiles from different systems into unified customer profiles. A ruleset contains match rules and reconciliation rules that govern the unification process.

Match rules determine whether records from CRM, ecommerce, loyalty, or other systems represent the same person by comparing attributes such as names, normalized email addresses, telephone numbers, party identifiers, device identifiers, or other matching criteria. When records satisfy a match rule, Data 360 associates them with the same Unified Individual.

Reconciliation rules perform a different but complementary function: after records are matched, they determine which source value should represent single-valued unified attributes such as First Name.

A Data Graph doesn't perform entity resolution. It exposes primary and related data efficiently for personalization or other consumption use cases after the underlying model exists. An Audience Flow orchestrates communications to an audience; it doesn't unify identities.

The uploaded bank correctly identifies B. Salesforce's official Identity Resolution documentation confirms that rulesets contain match and reconciliation rules that link multiple source profiles into unified profiles.

Study Guide Reference: Data Modeling, Identity Resolution and Segmentation → Identity Resolution → Rulesets, Match Rules, and Reconciliation Rules.

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