Which two options can be used to build out the business logic layer for this application?

Universal Containers decides to use purely declarative development to build out a new Salesforce application.

Which two options can be used to build out the business logic layer for this application? Choose 2 answers
A . Validation Rules
B . Remote Actions
C . Record-Triggered Flow
D . Batch Jobs

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Answer: A, C

Explanation:

When using purely declarative development to build the business logic layer in Salesforce, the

following options are available:

Option A: Validation Rules

Validation rules are declarative tools that enforce business rules on record data entry,

ensuring data integrity.

Reference: "Validation rules verify that the data a user enters in a record meets the standards you specify before the user can save the record."

― Salesforce Help: Validation Rules

Option C: Record-Triggered Flow

Flows, specifically record-triggered flows, are declarative automation tools that can execute logic based on record changes.

Reference: "Record-triggered flows can be configured to run before or after the record is saved, making them a powerful declarative tool for business logic."

― Salesforce Help: Record-Triggered Flow

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

Option B: Remote Actions require Apex code (annotated with @RemoteAction) and are used for making Apex methods callable from JavaScript, which is not declarative.

Option D: Batch Jobs are written in Apex and are used for processing large volumes of records asynchronously, which is programmatic development.