Salesforce Admin certification course

Explore the Salesforce Lightning UI by navigating apps, tabs, objects, fields, and records; learn how profiles and users control access, with setup search, app launcher, and creating custom profiles.

Explains Salesforce architecture: apps like sales, marketing, service; tabs are objects; profiles control visibility and access; one user per profile, one profile for multiple users.

Explore how Salesforce maps tables to objects and columns to fields, then review accounts and opportunities and their lookup relationships using schema builder and object manager.

Explains standard versus custom objects in Salesforce: you cannot delete standard objects, but you can delete custom ones; custom objects use __c in API names and support truncation.

Learn the difference between standard fields, such as name and created by, and custom fields ending with __c, including how currency and division fields appear when enabled.

Learn to build a recruiting custom app in Salesforce, create objects like position and candidate, configure with app manager, switch to Lightning, add home, reports, dashboards, and set profile access.

Learn to add custom fields to the position object in Salesforce using Object Manager or Schema Builder, including a status picklist, open date, location, and minimum and maximum pay.

Learn to add and configure Salesforce position fields, including a rich text job responsibilities, a multi-select skills list, and min/max pay, using the schema builder.

Learn to extend the candidate object in Salesforce by adding fields such as first name, last name, phone, email, address, SSN encryption, education, and visa status using the schema builder.

Create a validation rule that requires a close date when the position status is one of the closed variants, ensuring data quality and dependent processes run correctly.

Explore how to use a Salesforce validation rule to require a close by date when the position status is closed, cancelled, closed not approved, or closed failed, using or logic.

Create a Salesforce admin validation rule to cap max pay at 1 million, with eight-character max pay and seven-character min pay, and test to trigger the maximum pay error message.

Learn how Salesforce formula fields create read-only values derived from a formula expression that updates automatically as source fields change, with examples like days open and deadline dates.

Create a formula field on the position object to show green or red images from static resources based on status values like new or closed, using the image function.

Create a formula field on the candidate object to derive the candidate full name by concatenating the first name and last name with a space, returning text upon save.

Explore how to connect candidate and position objects in Salesforce using lookup and master-detail relationships, avoiding data duplication and enabling viewing of related records via the schema builder.

Learn about one-to-many relationships in Salesforce and distinguish parent and child objects. See how lookup and master-detail fields apply with examples like doctor and patient, or position and job applications.

Learn to create a job application object in Salesforce, add lookup relationships to position and candidate, and configure fields like cover letter and status with a multi-step hiring lifecycle.

Explore how lookup relationships connect the job application to candidate and position objects, showing that deleting a parent does not remove child records and the relationship field is not required.