Salesforce Certified MuleSoft Hyperautomation Developer Free Sample Questions

Employ best practices when using hyperautomation · Identify the correct tools to use for a hyperautomation solution

1. A

   Use MuleSoft Composer to trigger on the email, call an external OCR API, and use a Composer HTTP connector to simulate keystrokes on the mainframe.

2. B

   Use MuleSoft RPA to monitor the email, extract PDF data, and interact with the mainframe UI. Then, publish the RPA process as an asset in Anypoint Exchange and consume it within a MuleSoft Composer flow to update Salesforce.

3. C

   Use Salesforce Flow to monitor the email inbox, use Apex to parse the PDF, and use External Services to connect directly to the mainframe.

4. D

   Use Anypoint Platform to poll the email server, DataWeave to parse the PDF binary, and the Anypoint Mainframe Connector to bypass the UI.

Use Composer to automate data integrations in a hyperautomation project · Implement the appropriate flow controls including If/Else blocks and For Each loops

1. A

   Use a 'For Each' loop to iterate through the contacts, and place an 'If/Else' block inside the loop to check if the Title equals 'Decision Maker' before the Create Record action.

2. B

   Configure the Salesforce Trigger to filter by Title = 'Decision Maker' so the loop is not necessary.

3. C

   Use an 'If/Else' block first to filter the list, then pass the filtered list to a 'For Each' loop.

4. D

   Use a DataWeave transformation step to filter the array before the 'For Each' loop.

Employ best practices when using hyperautomation · Identify the correct tools to use for a hyperautomation solution

1. A

   MuleSoft Composer

2. B

   MuleSoft RPA

3. C

   Anypoint Platform

4. D

   Salesforce Flow

Design, build, and manage MuleSoft RPA processes used in hyperautomation · Perform general RPA process development tasks

1. A

   Excel Session

2. B

   Read Range

3. C

   Loop (Iterate over List)

4. D

   Conditional Branch

Use Composer to automate data integrations in a hyperautomation project · Transform data using number, string, and date functions and formulas

1. A

   fromString(OrderDate, 'MM/DD/YYYY')

2. B

   formatDate(OrderDate, 'MM/DD/YYYY')

3. C

   toNumber(OrderDate)

4. D

   replace(OrderDate, '-', '/')

Use Salesforce Flow Orchestrator to build parallel, multi-user, multi-step workstreams · Combine multiple automated workflows into a coordinated process

1. A

   A simple record update that triggers an email notification.

2. B

   A complex employee onboarding process requiring parallel approvals from IT, HR, and Finance, with different steps assigned to different queues over several days.

3. C

   A high-volume batch job processing 1 million records nightly.

4. D

   A synchronous API callout to check credit score immediately upon button click.