Description
Exam Outline
Dive deep into the Salesforce Certified Business Analyst exam! This assessment meticulously gauges a candidate’s mastery over specific objectives. Those aiming for success should possess tangible experience as a Salesforce Business Analyst, showcasing proficiency in the outlined features/functions below. Arm yourself with real-world experience and stand out in your Salesforce journey! Join the league of elite Business Analysts and elevate your professional trajectory.
Customer Discovery: 17%
- Determine business strategies, goals, initiatives, and challenges to define the scope of a Salesforce project or business initiative.
- Discover how a customer is leveraging existing products to establish the current state.
- Understand and explain Business Analyst roles and responsibilities in different phases of the implementation lifecycle.
- Apply the implementation lifecycle for planning business analysis activities.
- Analyze the customer’s Salesforce environment(s) to identify opportunities and constraints.
- Demonstrate knowledge of Salesforce capabilities, align them with business needs, and recommend potential solutions.
Collaboration with Stakeholders: 23%
- Plan discovery activities based on the target stakeholders to perform a thorough analysis of business needs.
- Identify key stakeholders and develop relationships with them as a trusted advisor to act as a liaison between business and technical teams.
- Given a scenario, choose the most effective technique for eliciting business needs from stakeholders.
- Explain how to move from current state analysis to an agreed future state design.
- Given a scenario, manage competing priorities to obtain stakeholder consensus.
Business Process Mapping: 12%
- Demonstrate how to define the scope of a complex business process and break it down into manageable steps.
- Analyze and document a business process to elicit requirements and engage stakeholders to visualize a future state.
- Document business processes in a version controlled repository to manage scope.
Requirements: 18%
- Understand the differences between scope, requirements and user stories.
- Engage stakeholders to identify, validate, and prioritize requirements.
- Document requirements in a version controlled repository to manage scope.
User Stories: 18%
- Understand the components of a user story to perform thorough analysis.
- Demonstrate how to write acceptance criteria that convey the requirements and are ready for development.
- Document user stories in a version controlled repository to manage scope.
Development Support and User Acceptance: 12%
- Support and validate project delivery to ensure the solution meets the requirements.
- Support and validate user acceptance testing (UAT) to ensure the solution meets the requirements.