An app builder has been asked to integrate Salesforce with an external web service. The web service must be notified every time an Opportunity is Won.
Which two can satisfy this requirement? (Choose two.)
An app builder has been asked to integrate Salesforce with an external web service. The web service must be notified every time an Opportunity is Won.
Which two can satisfy this requirement? (Choose two.)
To notify an external web service every time an Opportunity is won in Salesforce, you need a solution that can send outbound messages. Workflow rules can send outbound messages directly, making it a viable option. Process Builder alone cannot send outbound messages; however, it can invoke Apex code to accomplish this task. Therefore, using Process Builder with Apex code is another suitable approach. Flows also have the capability to send outbound messages, but that feature may not be universally available or as robust as using Workflow rules or Process Builder combined with Apex.
Why is it not A and C? Since Flows can send outbound message.
Flows can not send outbound message without code. Refer this link. https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=sf.process_which_tool.htm&type=5
The link says exaclty the opposite ^^ Flow builder can send outbound message without code. So correct answer are A and C.
Flows will be able to send outbound messages in future updates. Salesforce will terminate the use of workflows and process builder in the future. For now, only workflows can send outbound messages
A,C. Flow can send outbound message, No need to write Apex with process builder.
Efficient way is to use Workflow rule and use apex code to make callout ... A and D is correct.
AD is correct because flows and process builder do not have the outbound messages feature, they can only send outbound messages when combined with apex. In the context of app builder, the declarative method is preferred, hence Workflows
A and C is correct- Outbound message is core action inside record triggered floe- Here is Salesforce article- https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=release-notes.rn_automate_flow_builder_outbound_message.htm&type=5&release=234
A C Process builder cannot send an outbound message: Another way to automate business processes, and is the upgraded version of the workflow rule. Though it can't send an outbound message like the workflow, with process builder you can update any related record, send an email, invoke a flow, submit a record for approval, and post to chatter
Considering PB will be out from SF, A&C is the answer.
Now I am a little confused after this article: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=release-notes.rn_automate_flow_builder_outbound_message.htm&type=5&release=234
AD is correct
The question ask to integrate salesforce with an external web service and the, could this be the reason why one correct answer are A. and D.?
It's A and C, workflow rules and flow builder can send outbound messages. Process Builder needs apex to do it.
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.process_which_tool.htm&type=5