Knowledge quiz

It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 7 right to pass this unit.

You need to set up a new Event. What are some of the key steps you need to complete before it is ready to ingest customer data?

There are three correct answers.

Configure the Event Model schema

Configure the API Key and Secret.

Provision the amount of storage necessary.

Make sure the Event has the correct Processing Purposes configurations.

Set at least one Matching Rule for the Event.

What kind of pre-processing can you apply to the Customer Schema attributes?

There are three correct answers.

Normalization

Extension

Validation

Code List

Transformation

What role do Connectors play in the data flow processes within the SAP Customer Data Platform, and how do they operate?

There are two correct answers.

Connectors serve only as ingestion points for event data into the CDP.

They act both as ingestion pipelines for data and as activators for outbound data flows.

Connectors function solely in real-time mode to ensure instantaneous data transfer.

They allow for real-time and batch-based operations, providing flexibility in data transfer.

Connectors require a high level of coding expertise to configure and deploy effectively.

In the context of the SAP Customer Data Platform (CDP), how does the Application Library enhance integration tasks for users?

Choose the correct answer.

It categorizes applications based on their industry, simplifying the identification process.

It allows users to create custom applications from scratch.

It groups applications based on functionality, facilitating easy navigation and selection.

It requires manual setup for each application, ensuring tailored data paths for organizations.

Which of the following options are available for passing processing purposes to the SAP Customer Data Platform?

There are two correct answers.

Processing purposes are retrieved from the target application

Processing purposes are defined on source applications and don’t have to be sent over to the CDP

Processing purposes are sent from the source application as part of the incoming event's data model

Processing purposes are implicit and inferred from the event type

In SAP Customer Data Platform, the Customer Schema consists of the following structures:

There are two correct answers.

Activities

Audiences

Preferences

Profile

Identities

In the SAP Customer Data Platform, which of the following are valid use cases for processing purpose?

There are two correct answers.

Collecting a customer's identifying information, such as name or phone number, to provide product warranty

Collecting customers' consents to process their personal data as part of an App's terms of service and privacy policy

Sharing a customer's home address collected for delivering purchased products to marketing units for sending over product brochures

Saving an email address when a customer subscribes to newsletter A and later sending newsletter A and B to the customer email box

You need to ensure ingested Orders will be arranged on a timeline according to the moment they were placed, so all the insights created on top of them will also be correct. How can you configure the Event to achieve that requirement?

There are two correct answers.

An Event Model date attribute representing the moment the Order was created must be set.

The system will use the filename timestamp to define the moment each Order was created.

The Metadata Timestamp Field must be set.

A Timestamp attribute must be set during the Schema Mapping step.

Leverage smart defaults by naming one of the Event Model attributes as timestamp and type it as date. The system will automatically arrange them on a timeline.