A company in a heavily regulated industry requires data in legacy systems to be displayed in Salesforce user interfaces (UIs). They are proficient in their cloud-based ETL (extract, transform, load) tools. They expose APIs built on their on-premise middleware to cloud and on-premise applications.
Which two findings about their current state will allow copies of legacy data in Salesforce?
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Which two requirements should the Salesforce Community Cloud support for self-registration and SSO?
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A healthcare services company maintains a Patient Prescriptions System that has 50+ million records in a secure database. Their customer base and data set growing rapidly. They want to make sure that the following policies are enforced:
1. Identifiable patient prescriptions must exist only in their secure system's databaseand encrypted at rest.
2. Identifiable patient prescriptions must be made available only to people explicit authorized in the Patient Prescriptions System assigned nurses anddoctors, patient, and people explicitly the patient may authorize.
3. Must be available only to verified and pre-approved people or legal entities.
To enable this, the company provides the following capabilities:
1. One-time use identity tokens for patients, nurses, doctors, and other people that expire within a few minutes.
2. Certificates for legal entities.
. RESTful services.
The company has a Salesforce Community Cloud portal for patients, nurses, doctors, and other authorized people. A limited number of employees analyze de identified data in Einstein Analytics.
Which two capabilities should the integration architect require for the Community Cloud portal and Einstein Analytics?
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Sales representatives at Universal Containers (UC) use Salesforce Sales Cloud as their primary CRM. UC owns a legacy homegrown application that stores a copy of customer dataas well. Sales representatives may edit or update Contact records in Salesforce if there is a change.
Both Salesforce and the homegrown application should be kept synchronized for consistency. UC has these requirements:
1. When a Contact record in Salesforce is updated, the external homegrown application should be
2. The synchronization should be event driven.
3. The integration should be asynchronous.
Which option should an architect recommend to satisfy the requirements?

Universal Containers is a global financial company that sells financial products and services including, bank accounts, loans, and insurance. UC uses Salesforce Service cloud to service their customer via calls, live chat.
The support agents would open bank accounts on the spot for customers who are inquiring about UC bank accounts.
UC Core banking system is the system of record for bank accounts and all accounts opened in salesforce have to be synced in real-time to the core banking system. Support agents need to inform the customers with the newly created bank account ID which has to be generated from the core banking system.
Which integration pattern is recommended for this use case?