Valuable tips for obtaining your OmniStudio certification

Valuable tips for obtaining your OmniStudio certification

Salesforce OmniStudio gives you the tools to easily create a guided user interface without any code and allows you to access data from your Salesforce organization or even from other systems. Did you know there are some smart tips you should know before you start the OmniStudio certification exam?

Quick facts about OmniStudio

OmniStudio consists of several components, the most important of which are: OmniScripts, DataRaptors and Integration Procedures. If you want to know more about the individual purposes of these components, check here 10 important things you need to know about Salesforce flows and Omnistudio.

What you need to know about OmniStudio certification

For some time now, Salesforce has offered a new developer certification: the Salesforce OmniStudio Developer Certification. Achieving this certification makes you a certified OmniStudio developer with the right knowledge about OmniScripts, DataRaptors, integration procedures and much more. To earn this credential, you must pass the Salesforce OmniStudio Developer exam. This exam consists of 60 multiple choice/multiple choice questions. To pass, you must answer 67% successfully. That's a pretty high score, but if you keep reading, we'll give you all the information on how to pass the exam.

Vacancies

Salesforce OmniStudio is gaining momentum. In fact, OmniStudio offers some interesting advantages: less implementation time, easier to maintain and widely applicable. A lot of companies are switching from Apex code to OmniStudio's click and drag solutions. The growing volume of OmniStudio work creates a great opportunity for developers. As an OmniStudio Developer, your workday consists of developing intuitive guided user interfaces that use data from different sources (closely linked). your end users can use your interface to buy their fully customized cell phone subscription. If you want to become an OmniStudio developer, there is no better time to start.

Use all valuable resources

When I was studying for my Salesforce OmniStudio Developer Credential, I used a lot of resources. First, I went through the Trails and Trailmixes on Trailhead. These helped me tremendously because Trailhead provides all the required theoretical knowledge as well as practical experience. During these modules, you first read about the components of OmniStudio. After you feel comfortable with the knowledge you have gained, you can take the quizzes. These quizzes are at the bottom of each module. The quiz tests your knowledge and if you answer correctly, they reward you with points and even badges. Only with this information should you be able to take the exam.

But wait, there's more...

To really get to know the content, I recommend that you request an OmniStudio Developer Edition Org in which you can get the practical experience mentioned earlier. This organization can be reused in each module, because directly above the quizzes you will find a link to some exercises that allow you to recreate the scenarios mentioned in the texts. Once you have really mastered all the Trailhead modules, you can spend some time reading about the topics you find more challenging. This can be done in the very comprehensive OmniStudio Documentation. After this, you will definitely be ready to pass the Salesforce OmniStudio Developer exam.

Finally

As you can see, now is the perfect time to prepare for OmniStudio certification. Fortunately, there are many valuable and practical resources available. These resources will not only help you prepare for the exam, but will also allow you to fully immerse yourself in OmniStudio.

The depths:

Use the resources below for the perfect preparation:

Trails and Trailmixes:

• Meet OmniStudio
• Create guided experiences with OmniStudio
• Prepare for your Salesforce OmniStudio Developer Credential Trailmix | Salesforce trailhead

To apply for an OmniStudio Developer Edition organization:

• Track | Promo Org submission

OmniStudio documentation:

• Aid and training community

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Colin Hammer

Colin Hamer is a Software Engineer at CaseNine. He is responsible for various Salesforce projects at clients.