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A Customer Support Manager at a telecom enterprise wants to automate administrative operations whenever a high-priority Support Case is created. The manager requests automated actions using Salesforce Workflow Rules. Which TWO automated actions can be directly configured as native Workflow Actions within a Workflow Rule? (Select TWO)

  1. Send an outbound SOAP message to an external auditing endpointCevap
  2. Execute a field update on the triggering record or its master-detail parentCevap
  3. C
    Create a new child Contact record related to the Case object
  4. D
    Post an automated status update to the Account record Chatter feed

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The correct automated actions that can be configured directly as native Workflow Actions are sending an outbound SOAP message to an external endpoint and executing a field update on the triggering record or its master-detail parent.
Salesforce Workflow Rules natively support exactly four automated action types: Field Updates, Email Alerts, Tasks, and Outbound Messages. Therefore, sending an outbound SOAP message to an external endpoint and executing a field update on the triggering record or its parent object are both valid Workflow Actions.

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1
Identify the four standard actions supported natively by Salesforce Workflow Rules
The supported actions are Email Alerts, Tasks, Field Updates, and Outbound Messages.
Workflow Rules are limited strictly to these four core automated action types.
2
Evaluate each candidate action against native Workflow Rule capabilities
Sending outbound SOAP messages and updating fields on the record (or parent in a master-detail relationship) are native workflow capabilities. Creating arbitrary records and posting to Chatter feeds are non-workflow actions requiring Flow.
Advanced record manipulation and feed notifications fall outside the legacy Workflow Rule feature envelope.

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Supported native action types in Salesforce Workflow Rules
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