ADX-201 Essentials for New Lightning Experience Administrators

Salesforce Certified Administrator certification Exam 

The Salesforce Administrator certification is intended for users familiar with Salesforce and always looking for new ways to help their organizations benefit from new features and capabilities. The exam covers the variety of apps, end-user features, and functionalities, and administrator configuration and management options accessible across the Sales, Service, and Collaboration Clouds. Candidates for the Salesforce Certified Administrator certification should be familiar with the capabilities available to end users and the configuration choices available to a Salesforce Administrator. Candidates should have the skills to manage a Salesforce organization, respond to specific business needs, and carry out administrative duties using current Salesforce features. Moreover, candidates should have at least six months of experience working as a Salesforce administrator. 

Exam Format: 

The Salesforce Administrator certification exam consists of 60 multiple-choice questions with 105 minutes time duration. It also contains 5 non-scored questions and you need to score 65% to pass this certification exam. Moreover, the exam has a $200 registration fee with USD 100 plus local tax. Furthermore, you can take this exam on both online and offline platforms. 

Exam Guide: 

• Configuration and Setup 20%
• Object Manager and Lightning App Builder 20%
• Sales and Marketing Applications 12%
• Service and Support Applications 11%
• Productivity and Collaboration 7%
• Data and Analytics Management 14%
• Workflow Automation 16% 

A Salesforce credential allows you to stay informed about new product releases (updates). You will consequently need to finish the Administrator certification maintenance modules on Trailhead once a year. Refrain from allowing your arduously earned certification to expire! Your credential will expire unless you finish all the maintenance tasks before the deadline.

Relevant Topics:

• Given a scenario, demonstrate the proper setup and maintenance of users.
• Describe the standard object architecture and relationship model. (For example, standard object, parent/child, master-detail/lookup/junction relationships, and record types.)
• Explain how to create, delete, and customize fields and page layouts on standard and custom objects, and know the implications of deleting fields. 
• Describe the standard object architecture and relationship model. (For example, standard object, parent/child, master-detail/lookup/junction relationships, and record types.)
• Explain how to create, delete, and customize fields and page layouts on standard and custom objects, and know the implications of deleting fields. 
• Given a scenario, identify the capabilities and implications of the sales process. (For example, sales process, opportunity, path, and forecast impact.)
• Describe the capabilities of case management. (For example, case, case assignment rules, and queues.)