MHS Sample Questions & Answers

Design, Build, and Manage MuleSoft RPA Processes · RPA Integration

• A

  True

• B

  False

Use Salesforce Flow to Build Hyperautomation Workflows · Flow Basics for Hyperautomation

• A

  Perform all DML (Create, Update, Delete) operations outside of any loops.

• B

  Use a subflow for each child record update to better organize the logic.

• C

  Always use a before-save flow to ensure updates happen before the database commit.

• D

  Add a Pause element inside the loop to avoid transaction timeouts.

Monitor Hyperautomation API Endpoints Using Anypoint Platform · API Management

• A

  In Anypoint Exchange, on the asset's details page.

• B

  In API Manager, by applying a custom 'Alerting' policy to the API.

• C

  In Anypoint Monitoring, by creating a custom dashboard and chart.

• D

  In Runtime Manager, under the 'Alerts' section for the specific application.

Design, Build, and Manage MuleSoft RPA Processes · Building and Testing RPA Processes

• A

  The bot runner machine needs to have its screen resolution changed to match the developer's machine.

• B

  The process was likely recorded using image-based or coordinate-based recognition, which is not resilient to resolution changes. The process should be re-engineered using anchor elements and OCR.

• C

  The RPA bot agent on the production machine is an older version and needs to be updated.

• D

  The process needs to be wrapped in a Try-Catch block to handle the ElementNotFound exception.

Use Anypoint Platform to Deliver and Manage APIs · API-Led Connectivity

• A

  Create one large Experience API that connects directly to Salesforce, SAP, and the inventory database.

• B

  Create a System API for Salesforce, a Process API for SAP, and an Experience API for the inventory database.

• C

  Create System APIs for Salesforce, SAP, and inventory. Create a Process API to aggregate the data. Create an Experience API for the sales application.

• D

  Create a Process API that directly accesses the databases and is consumed by the sales application.

Design, Build, and Manage MuleSoft RPA Processes · Designing RPA Processes

• A

  To write the low-level code that the RPA bot will execute.

• B

  To provide a standardized, visual representation of the business process that can be understood by both business and technical stakeholders.

• C

  To configure the security policies and access controls for the RPA bot.

• D

  To automatically generate a test plan for the RPA process.

Use Composer to Automate Data Integrations · Flow Control and Logic

• A

  For Each block

• B

  Try-Catch block

• C

  If/Else block

• D

  Scheduler block

Use Salesforce Flow to Build Hyperautomation Workflows · Flow Testing

• A

  It automatically generates Apex test classes for the Flow.

• B

  It allows the admin to run the Flow as a specific user and see a detailed, element-by-element execution log without affecting real data.

• C

  It measures the performance of the Flow and provides optimization recommendations.

• D

  It deploys the Flow to a sandbox environment for user acceptance testing.

Employ Best Practices When Building Hyperautomation Solutions · API vs RPA Decision Making

• A

  RPA processes are more difficult to build than API integrations.

• B

  RPA processes have higher licensing costs than using Anypoint Platform.

• C

  RPA processes that rely on UI automation are inherently more brittle and have higher latency than direct API calls.

• D

  RPA processes cannot handle the complex data transformations required for the integration.

Employ Best Practices When Building Hyperautomation Solutions · Tool Selection for Hyperautomation

• A

  A single MuleSoft RPA bot triggered by an email alert from Salesforce. The bot performs all actions: credit check, AS/400 update, and sending the email via an Outlook integration.

• B

  A record-triggered Salesforce Flow that calls two separate MuleSoft RPA processes: one for the credit check and one for the AS/400 update. The Flow then sends the welcome email.

• C

  A MuleSoft Composer flow that triggers on the new Salesforce Lead. The Composer flow calls a MuleSoft API which then runs the RPA processes and sends the email.

• D

  An Anypoint Platform application that polls Salesforce for new Leads. The application uses the Java Robot class to perform the UI automation and the Salesforce Connector to send the email.