Salesforce-Maps-Professional Dumps with Practice Exam Questions Answers

Maps Live Asset Daily Summary is the object that the Admin should include in a Salesforce Report to see the total distance traveled each day by a Sales Rep. Maps Live Asset Daily Summary is a custom object that stores information about the daily activities of a Maps Live Asset, such as a vehicle or a mobile device3. One of the fields in this object is Total Distance Traveled, which captures the total distance traveled by the asset in miles or kilometers4. By creating a report based on this object, the Admin can compare the actual distance traveled to the distance submitted by each Sales Rep for reimbursement. Maps Live Asset Daily Summary Event, Maps Live Event, and Maps Route are not the correct objects for this purpose.

According to the Salesforce Help article on Publish to Enterprise Territory Management in Salesforce Maps Territory Planning2, three things that can be published from Territory Planning to Enterprise Territory Management are: manually assigned accounts, territories, and geographic territory rules. Manually assigned accounts are accounts that are locked to a specific territory in Territory Planning and will not be affected by optimization or rule changes2. Territories are the hierarchical units that define sales and service coverage areas3. Geographic territory rules are rules that assign accounts to territories based on their address fields4.

According to the Trailhead module on Get to Know Salesforce Maps3, one of the features of Maps is the ability to overlay multiple layers on the map. This allows users to see different types of data on the same map and identify patterns, trends, and opportunities3. For example, a sales representative can overlay a marker layer for upcoming events with a layer for prospects and let the rep know who is nearby. This way, the sales representative can help plan field visits for reps in the field more efficiently and effectively.

To set their office address as the default start and end location for new Routes within Salesforce Maps, a Sales Rep can follow these steps1:

• From the Maps interface, click on the Settings gear icon at the top right corner of the navigation bar.
• Select Routes & Schedule from the navigation sidebar on the left to open the Routes and Schedule settings menu.
• Under General, select an existing Favorite Location as the default start and end location. If the office address is not already a Favorite Location, the Sales Rep can create one by following these steps2:
• Click Save to save the default settings.

These are two factors that an admin should keep in mind during the oAuth process when setting up Maps Advanced. According to the article "OAuth user requirements for Salesforce Maps"1, an oAuth user is required to establish a secure asynchronous connection with the Salesforce Maps Advanced, Live Tracking, and Territory Planning products. The oAuth user impacts the following product functions:

• Performs optimizations for routes in Advanced Routing
• Uploads results of Live Rules into customer Org in Live Tracking
• Performs optimizations for territories in Territory Planning To perform these functions, the oAuth user should have full CRED (Create, Read, Edit, Delete) rights for records being routed1. The oAuth user should also be assigned a role that is above the Maps Advanced end-users in the Salesforce Role Hierarchy1. This ensures that the oAuth user can access and modify the records of the end-users. Having the SF Maps Admin permission set is not the only prerequisite for the oAuth user, as the oAuth user also needs to have the Salesforce Maps Advanced Permission Set License assigned and the SF Maps Advanced Permission Set assigned1. The oAuth user does not need to fall within Sales organization, as this is not a relevant factor for setting up Maps Advanced.