Free Salesforce Catalyst-Specialist Exam Questions

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Total 179 Questions | Updated On: Sep 09, 2025

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Question 1

A multinational corporation is aiming to centralize its operations onto a single platform to streamline processes and improve real-time decision-making.

As part of your architectural backlog, which of the following items should be captured to best facilitate architecting in a Catalyst context?

A : Selecting a vendor for the new corporate-wide Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software

B : Defining the data governance framework to ensure data quality across the centralized platform

C : Training the IT staff on the use of data analytics tools for real-time reporting

D : Redesigning the corporate logo to match the new integrated platform approach

Answer: B

Question 2

During a project scoping meeting, the client insists on limiting the engagement to a specific set of application functionalities to avoid project complexity.

As a MuleSoft Architect, how would you critique this approach in alignment with Catalyst principles?

A : Concede to the client-s request to maintain a good relationship, as client satisfaction is the top priority

B : Suggest to maintain the narrow scope but add a few more features that the client might need in the future

C : Explain the importance of considering future integrations and scalability, proposing an incremental approach that starts with the current needs but plans for extensibility

D : Demand an expansion of the project scope to cover all potential integrations, ensuring a comprehensive solution from the start

Answer: C

Question 3

A financial institution is seeking to improve its loan approval process, which is currently manual, time-consuming, and prone to errors. The institution is considering automation to increase efficiency and accuracy.

Which use case best aligns with the benefits of automation?

A : Automating the data entry of customer information into the loan processing system

B : Automatically generating monthly financial reports for internal stakeholders

C : Implementing a chatbot to answer basic customer inquiries on the website

D : Using machine learning to predict future loan defaulters based on historical data

Answer: A

Question 4

In the development of a new banking application, the architects want to ensure that the core banking services, like transaction processing, are highly available and loosely coupled from consumer-facing services. They are considering various generic patterns for the interaction between services.

Which pattern best supports their architectural objectives?

A : Big Ball of Mud: To ensure that all components are developed in a uniform manner, reducing the learning curve

B : Microkernel: Where a core system handles transactions, and plug-ins are used for consumer services

C : Layered: To isolate core banking services in one layer and consumer services in another for loose coupling

D : Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): To create discrete services that can be independently scaled and maintained

Answer: D

Question 5

During a discovery workshop, a MuleSoft architect finds that the client’s objective is to automate a specific business process. However, upon further analysis, the architect identifies an opportunity to create a platform of reusable APIs that could benefit the entire organization. The client is skeptical and sees this as a distraction from the immediate goal.

How should the architect advocate for a broader scope?

A : Agree with the client to focus solely on the automation of the business process and disregard the platform approach.

B : Introduce the concept of reusable APIs but proceed only with the automation of the specific business process as per the client-s preference.

C : Advocate for the platform of reusable APIs by demonstrating the immediate and incremental value it would add to the specific business process and future projects.

D : Push for the development of the API platform only, arguing that the business process automation is too limited in scope.

Answer: C

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Total 179 Questions | Updated On: Sep 09, 2025

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