Summary
Note: The MuleSoft certification program will be moved over to the Salesforce Certification program, available through Webassessor starting May 6, 2024. For additional information, please visit our FAQ.
A MuleSoft Certified Hyperautomation Specialist should be able to develop hyperautomation solutions across the Salesforce and MuleSoft products. Certified candidates should be able to:
- Design and implement solutions using best practices through all the lifecycle phases of a typical hyperautomation project.
- Design, deliver, and manage APIs to enable automated integrations in hyperautomation projects using the MuleSoft Anypoint Platform.
- Reuse hyperautomation components with Anypoint Exchange.
- Automate business processes in a hyperautomation project using MuleSoft Composer.
- Automate human tasks in a hyperautomation project using MuleSoft Robotic Process Automation (RPA).
- Deliver hyperautomation processes using Salesforce Flow.
- Coordinate comprehensive business processes in a hyperautomation project using Flow Orchestration.
Format
- Format: Multiple-choice, closed book, proctored, online
- Length: 60 questions
- Duration: 120 minutes (2 hours)
- Pass score: 70%
- Language: English
You can take the exam a maximum of 5 times, with a 24-hour wait between each attempt.
Cost
This exam is no longer available for purchase on this site. It will be available again for purchase on Webassessor on May 6, 2024. For additional information, please visit our FAQ.
Until April 26, 2024, you can also get two exam attempts with the successful completion of the Salesforce Hyperautomation with MuleSoft course. The course must be completed on/by April 26, 2024.
Validity
The certification expires two years from the date you pass the exam. To extend the certification validity after this date, you can take the exam again.
Preparation
You can best prepare for the exam by taking the instructor-led courses and Trailhead Modules listed below. Candidates should be familiar with all of the content in the course and be able to apply the concepts in actual projects.
The following resources are available to help you prepare:
Topics
The exam validates that you can perform the following tasks:
Employ best practices when building hyperautomation solutions |
- Given a scenario, identify the correct tools to use for a hyperautomation solution
- Describe drawbacks of manual tasks (lag time, human errors, etc.) and identify tasks that can be automated.
- Identify appropriate integration solutions using Composer
- Identify when to supersede MuleSoft Robotic Process Automation (RPA) processes by APIs for speed, resiliency, and latency
- Model suitable tests and create test data to test an end-to-end hyperautomation solution
- Implement key common design patterns for communicating between Salesforce, Anypoint, Composer, and Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
- Employ typical fault handling approaches for each tool involved in the hyperautomation process
- Identify scenarios and techniques for reuse
- Identify velocity of development based on hyperautomation tools and use case complexity
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Use MuleSoft Composer to automate data integrations for hyperautomation |
- Given a scenario, connect systems using a Composer flow nd connectors, and map and retrieve data in action steps
- Use the HTTP connector to expand connectivity beyond what is supported out-of-the-box
- Swap out sandbox connections for production connections
- Given a hyperautomation scenario, implement the appropriate flow controls including If/Else blocks and For Each loops
- Given a hyperautomation scenario, transform data using number, string, and date functions and formulas
- Test Composer flows to ensure they work as expected
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Design, build, and manage MuleSoft RPA processes used for hyperautomation |
- Evaluate an RPA process in MuleSoft RPA Manager
- Perform general RPA process development tasks including designing, building, and testing RPA processes
- Deploy RPA processes
- Trigger RPA bots from Composer and Anypoint Platform
- Monitor and troubleshoot an RPA processes
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Use Salesforce Flow to build hyperautomation workflows |
- Given a hyperautomation scenario, build the appropriate flow using Salesforce Flow
- Work with Einstein Bots to automate customer service
- Create tests for record-triggered flows with Flow Testing
- Given a scenario, connect Salesforce flows with other APIs
- Identify the basics of Salesforce flows that are applicable to hyperautomation implementation
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Use Anypoint Platform to enable automated integrations for hyperautomation |
- Describe composable building blocks (i.e. APIs/Specs) and how to consume them in a hyperautomation implementation
- Describe how composable building blocks work together in a strategy and what Salesforce is capable of.
- Assign each API to one of the three tiers of API-led connectivity
- Translate functional design requirements into API resources and methods
- Define API resources, methods, parameters, and responses using RAML
- Summarize Anypoint Platform hyperautomation capabilities and high-level components
- Describe Mule application deployment options including CloudHub, Runtime Fabric, and customer-hosted Mule runtimes
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Use Anypoint Platform to manage and monitor hyperautomation API endpoints |
- Using hyperautomation best practices to determine how to manage APIs using basic endpoint configurations, proxy endpoint configurations and policies
- Describe Anypoint Monitoring for applications and APIs
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Use Anypoint Exchange to catalog (publish), share, discover, learn about, and reuse MuleSoft hyperautomation assets |
- Publish assets to private and public Anypoint Exchanges
- Test APIs using the Anypoint Exchange mocking service
- Given a hyperautomation scenario, employ Anypoint Exchange best practices
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Use Flow Orchestration to build parallel, multi-user, and multi-step hyperautomation workstreams |
- Combine multiple automated workflows into a coordinated process
- Customize entry and exit conditions for evaluation flows
- Assign interactive steps to groups or queues
- Debug, deploy, and manage Flow Orchestration
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