ACA100 無料問題集「Appian Certified Analyst」
Match the Appian object to the appropriate business objective. Each Appian object may be used once or not at all.
正解：
Explanation:
The correct matches are Site, Integration, Decision, and Connected System . A Site is used when the objective is to create a tailored user experience for a defined audience; Appian describes sites as custom, well- tailored web apps that give users focused access to the pages, tasks, and information they need. An Integration is the object that calls or interacts with external systems; Appian's data-access guidance states that integrations allow Appian to interact with other systems and can be called from expression rules, interfaces, record types, or process models. A Decision is the precise match for complex business-specific logic: Appian defines it as a grouping of business rules that determines outputs from inputs and states that decisions are best used to encapsulate complex, business-specific logic. A Connected System stores authentication and connection details for external systems or databases, allowing those credentials to be centrally managed and reused securely. Expression Rule is not used here; it is more general-purpose calculation or data manipulation, while Decision is the stronger fit for formal business-rule logic.
Consider the below use case:
* A third-party system needs to push information to Appian in real-time.
* The information is processed in Appian and a case ID is returned.
* The third-party system displays the reference case ID on the confirmation screen.
Which integration approach is most suitable?
* A third-party system needs to push information to Appian in real-time.
* The information is processed in Appian and a case ID is returned.
* The third-party system displays the reference case ID on the confirmation screen.
Which integration approach is most suitable?
正解：C
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