C_C4H620_34 SAP Certified Associate - Implementation Consultant - SAP Customer Data Cloud Free Practice Exam Questions (2025 Updated)

The recommended approach to make a native API call, such asgetAccountinfo, from an Android client is to:

Use internal SDK method Gigya.getInstance().send to call the API method with an application key and secret (D): This method allows you to securely call the API using the provided application key and secret.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Android SDK Documentation

SAP Help Portal on Native API Calls

The error when calling the methodgigya.accounts.switchScreen([screenSet Default-RegistrationLogin", screen 'new-screen-id']);is due to the absence of the:

containerID parameter (C): This parameter specifies the container in which the screen should be rendered.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Mobile SDK Documentation

SAP Help Portal on Screen-Sets and UI Customization

In SAP Customer Data Cloud, you can maintain various login identifier settings. The settings include:

A custom login identifier: This allows you to define a custom identifier for login purposes, providing flexibility in how users access the system.

A username: This is a traditional login identifier allowing users to log in using a unique username.

These settings enable customized and secure login methods, accommodating diverse authentication requirements.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Login Identifier Settings Documentation

To ensure you use the correct public key when validating a JWT, you need to check:

The keyid of the public key is the same as the keyID in the JWT header: This ensures that the correct public key is used to validate the signature of the JWT.

Matching thekeyidhelps in selecting the correct key from a set of keys, ensuring the JWT validation process is accurate.

References

JWT Validation Guide

To fix the issue of the pop-up window being blocked by the mobile browser during the Social Login process, you can:

Use the authFlow: 'redirect' param (B): This changes the authentication flow to use redirects instead of pop-ups, which are less likely to be blocked by browsers.

Write custom code to avoid a pop-up window (C): This involves coding a custom solution to handle the login process without relying on pop-up windows.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Social Login Implementation Guide

SAP Help Portal on Social Login Configuration

Webhooks in SAP Customer Data Cloud support the following features:

Custom Data Fields: Custom data fields can be added to the payload, allowing for the inclusion of specific information tailored to the needs of your application or workflow.

Multiple Events: Notifications can contain multiple events, providing a comprehensive update within a single notification. This feature is useful for aggregating related events and reducing the number of individual notifications sent.

These features enhance the flexibility and efficiency of webhooks, enabling more customized and informative notifications.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Webhooks Documentation

To utilize SSO across domains and overcome browsers that block third-party cookies, the best practice is to:

Use a centralized hosted login:

This approach involves hosting the login page on a central domain that is trusted by all the child sites.

It helps in maintaining session continuity without relying on third-party cookies.

Using a centralized hosted login ensures a seamless SSO experience across different domains.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud SSO Best Practices

The registration completion screen is automatically displayed after a successful login because:

The user didn't accept a mandatory consent (D): If a mandatory consent is not accepted by the user, the system prompts them to complete this step before proceeding.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Consent Management Documentation

SAP Help Portal on Registration Processes

For browsers that block third-party cookies, additional steps can ensure that Single Sign-On (SSO) functions properly:

Configure a CNAME: This allows the system to use a first-party cookie instead of a third-party cookie, bypassing the restriction.

Set storageDomainOverride for the group parent site in Global Configuration: This setting ensures the cookies are correctly attributed and managed across different domains.

These configurations help maintain SSO functionality even with browser restrictions on third-party cookies.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud SSO Configuration Documentation

Within the Sites - Site Settings in SAP Customer Data Cloud, the available configuration settings include:

Custom API Domain: This setting allows you to configure a custom domain for API requests, enhancing security and branding.

Default web and mobile screensets: This setting allows you to define the default screensets used for web and mobile interfaces, ensuring a consistent user experience across platforms.

These settings help tailor the behavior and presentation of your site according to specific needs.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Site Settings Documentation

To set up SAP Customer Data Cloud as a SAML identity provider, the key pages required are:

Proxy Page: This page facilitates the interaction between the Service Provider (SP) and the Identity Provider (IdP), managing the SAML request and response flows.

Error Page: This page is used to display error messages and handle exceptions during the SAML authentication process.

These pages ensure the proper functioning and user experience during the SAML authentication process.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud SAML Configuration Documentation

When you require custom logic for real-time data synchronization after installing the GConnector, the recommended approach is to use custom hooks. Custom hooks allow you to inject your own logic at specific points in the data processing workflow.

Custom Hooks: These are custom functions that can be executed during the synchronization process to handle specific business requirements or data transformation needs.

Implementation: You can define custom hooks in the configuration of your GConnector to execute custom logic when certain events occur or data needs to be processed in a particular way.

This approach ensures that you can tailor the synchronization process to meet specific business needs without altering the core functionality of the GConnector.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud GConnector Documentation

Privileges in the SAP Customer Data Cloud Console can be defined by using permission groups.

Using permission groups:

Permission groups allow administrators to assign specific permissions and roles to different users or applications.

This helps in managing access control and ensuring that only authorized users can perform certain actions.

Permission groups are a central feature for defining and managing privileges within the Console.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Permission Groups Documentation

In the Console for webhooks in SAP Customer Data Cloud, the following events can be configured:

Consent granted: This event triggers when a user grants consent.

Account deleted: This event triggers when a user account is deleted.

Account registered: This event triggers when a new user account is registered.

These events allow for automated handling of specific actions when these events occur.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Webhooks Documentation

In a schema field within SAP Customer Data Cloud, you can set various properties to define its behavior and characteristics. The properties include:

Whether the field is encrypted: This property ensures the data stored in the field is encrypted for security purposes.

The field's type: This property defines the data type of the field (e.g., string, integer, boolean).

The field's name: This property assigns a unique name to the field for identification and reference within the schema.

These properties help in customizing and securing the data structure within the system.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Schema Field Documentation

To ensure that only users who have granted consent are exported to an SFTP server using dataflows, you should use thedatasource.read.gigya.accountcomponent with the consent parameter.

Using datasource.read.gigya.account with consent parameter:

This component reads account data from SAP Customer Data Cloud.

By specifying theconsentparameter, you can filter the accounts to only include those where users have given consent.

This approach ensures that only data from consenting users is included in the export.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflows Documentation

In SAP Customer Data Cloud, JavaScript parameter events are used to trigger specific actions. The valid JavaScript parameter event is:

onLogin: This event is triggered when a user successfully logs into the system. It can be used to execute specific actions or scripts post-login, enhancing user experience and system interactions.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud JavaScript Events Documentation

To run a dataflow regularly, the best-practice options include:

Use the dataflow scheduler of the Console and add a schedule:

This built-in feature allows you to schedule dataflows to run at specific intervals directly from the Console.

Use the idx.createScheduling endpoint via an API call:

This API endpoint allows you to programmatically schedule dataflows, providing flexibility in automation and integration with other systems.

Both methods ensure that dataflows are executed regularly according to the defined schedule.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflow Scheduler Documentation

In an SAML implementation, the Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL plays a critical role by indicating where the Identity Provider (IdP) should send the SAML response after authenticating a user.

Assertion Consumer Service URL Function:

The ACS URL is specified in the SAML configuration.

After successful authentication, the IdP sends the SAML assertion to this URL.

The Service Provider (SP) then processes the SAML response to complete the login process.

References

SAML Implementation Guide