Cloud Kicks (CK) acquired a company. The VP of technology wants to migrate all the sales data into CK s Salesforce instance.
Which data migration sequence should the consultant recommend for the objects?
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A. B. C. D.C
When recommending a data migration sequence for objects during a company acquisition, it is important to consider the dependencies and relationships between the objects. The recommended data migration sequence should ensure that the data is migrated in a logical and efficient manner, considering any dependencies between the objects.
In this scenario, the recommended data migration sequence is option C: Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities, Products, Product Line Items, Cases, Leads, Campaigns.
Let's break down the reasoning behind this recommendation:
Accounts: It is logical to migrate the account data first because other objects, such as contacts and opportunities, are often related to accounts. Migrating accounts first allows for proper data mapping and relationships to be established for subsequent object migrations.
Contacts: Once the account data is migrated, migrating contacts is the next logical step. Contacts are associated with accounts, and having the account data already in place allows for accurate mapping and association between contacts and their respective accounts.
Opportunities: After migrating accounts and contacts, opportunities should be migrated. Opportunities are typically linked to accounts and contacts and represent potential sales deals. By having accounts and contacts in place, the relationships between these objects and opportunities can be properly established.
Products and Product Line Items: Once the foundational objects (accounts, contacts, opportunities) are migrated, it is appropriate to migrate products and their associated line items. Products are often associated with opportunities, and product line items represent the specific products included in an opportunity. Having opportunities already migrated allows for accurate mapping and association of products and line items.
Cases: Cases represent customer inquiries, issues, or requests. While cases may not have direct dependencies on previous objects, it is a good practice to migrate them after migrating the foundational objects. This ensures that any case-related information, such as the account or contact associated with a case, can be accurately linked to the already migrated account and contact data.
Leads: Leads represent potential customers or prospects. Migrating leads after the foundational objects and cases allow for accurate mapping and association with existing account and contact data. Leads can be converted to opportunities once they are migrated.
Campaigns: Campaigns represent marketing initiatives. Migrating campaigns after the foundational objects, cases, and leads allow for accurate mapping and association. Campaigns can be linked to accounts, contacts, opportunities, or leads that have already been migrated.
By following this recommended data migration sequence (option C), the data can be migrated in a logical order that ensures proper mapping and association between the objects. This sequence takes into account the dependencies and relationships among the objects, optimizing the migration process and minimizing any potential data integrity issues.