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Given a scenario, determine the appropriate data model.
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Standard versus custom objects
Learn this conceptStandard object selection for business entities
Learn this conceptCustom object versus custom field
Learn this conceptPicklist versus related object
Learn this conceptMaster-detail versus lookup for parent-child models
Learn this conceptJunction objects for many-to-many relationships
Learn this conceptSelf-relationships on the same object
Learn this conceptHierarchical relationships on the User object
Learn this conceptSchema Builder for data model design
Learn this conceptRecord types for layouts, picklists, and processes
Learn this conceptRecord type assignment and the Master record type
Learn this conceptSales, support, lead, and solution processes
Learn this conceptCustom metadata types versus custom objects
Learn this conceptHierarchy versus list custom settings
Learn this conceptGiven a scenario, explain the capabilities of the various relationship types and the implications of each on record access, user interface, and reporting.
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Given a scenario, determine the considerations when selecting or changing a field data type.
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Given a scenario, determine the options and considerations when importing and exporting data, including the capabilities of external data sources.
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Standard objects are Salesforce's built-in homes for business data: each one is a ready-made form for one topic you need to track, such as a prospect, a customer, a deal, or work logged against that deal. They exist so you can collect, categorize, store, and relate those entities in a consistent structure instead of mixing prospects with customers or inventing a custom model for every entity. Choosing the right standard object is how you decide which list a person or company belongs on and how that record connects to related data.