3x Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant Practice Tests

About the Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant Credential

The Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant program is designed for consultants who have experience implementing and consulting on the Salesforce Experience applications in a customer-facing role. The Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant Exam is for individuals who want to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in designing, configuring, building, and implementing Salesforce Experience applications, using the declarative customization capabilities of the Experience platform.

Audience Description: Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant

The Salesforce Certified Experience Cloud Consultant has experience using the Salesforce Experience applications. The Salesforce Certified Experience Cloud Consultant is also able to troubleshoot and solve platform issues.

The Salesforce Certified Experience Cloud Consultant should have 6 months of hands-on experience administering or developing on the Salesforce Experience Cloud platform. The Salesforce Certified Experience Cloud Consultant possesses facilitation and consultative skills at a technical level. The candidate may work internally as an employee or as a consultant. Typical job roles include:

• Consultant/Senior Consultant

• Solution Architect

• Delivery Manager/Director

• Business Analyst, Business Consultant, or Functional Architect

• Salesforce Developer

• Technical Architect

• Experience Designers

• Experience Cloud Site Manager or Engagement Manager

• Salesforce Administrator

  
  

Exam Outline

The Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant Exam measures a candidate’s knowledge and skills related to the following objectives. A candidate should have hands-on experience with the Experience Cloud application and demonstrate knowledge and expertise in each of the areas below.

• Experience Cloud Basics: 8%

• Sharing, Visibility, and Licensing: 17%

• Branding, Personalization, and Content: 15%

• Templates and Themes: 10%

• User Creation and Authentication: 13%

• Adoption and Analytics: 5%

• Administration, Setup, and Configuration: 25%

• Customization Considerations and Limitations: 7%