BioHealth Dynamics is architecting its AppExchange deployment strategy across four specialized operating divisions. The Lead System Administrator must select and configure the appropriate AppExchange solution packaging model to fulfill specific operational, technical, governance, and licensing constraints for each division:
- The Clinical Division needs a free productivity dashboard built by Salesforce employees that can be fully modified at the code level, with the understanding that no vendor support or upgrade path is provided.
- The Commercial Division requires a paid third-party document assembly tool where intellectual property is hidden, Apex execution receives separate namespace governor limit allocations, and user access is governed by seat license assignments.
- The Automation Division requires a pre-built process automation package consisting exclusively of declarative workflows that administrators can customize freely without contributing to the organization's custom Apex code storage limit.
- The Enterprise Division needs a standardized productivity utility distributed across subsidiary subscriber orgs where central IT can issue non-destructive patch releases while preserving local org schema extensions.
Which AppExchange packaging model correctly satisfies each division's architectural and operational requirement?
- Clinical Division: Free customizable productivity dashboard requiring full Apex code access without vendor support or automated upgrades.Salesforce Labs Unmanaged Package
- Commercial Division: Paid third-party productivity app requiring hidden IP, namespace governor limit isolation, and seat-level license management.ISV Commercial Managed Package
- Automation Division: Pre-built process automation template requiring full admin editability without consuming custom Apex storage caps.AppExchange Flow Solution (Declarative Template)
- Enterprise Division: Multi-org productivity utility requiring central IT patch pushes while preserving subscriber org custom extensions.Second-Generation (2GP) Managed Package Patch Release