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Key Facts: Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional Exam

$150

Exam Fee (USD)

Salesforce Trailhead Academy

~70%

Passing Score

Salesforce (approximate)

~60

Question Count

Salesforce (varies by release)

105 min

Exam Duration

Salesforce

4 phases

Discovery, Design, Implementation, Test & Deploy

AP-207 exam topics

Not published

Public Pass Rate

Salesforce does not disclose

Salesforce lists the Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional exam (AP-207) as a professional-level credential delivered through Trailhead Academy, with a $150 USD fee, roughly 60 questions in about 105 minutes, and a passing score near 70%. The exam covers Industries CPQ and EPC for utility products and rate plans, OmniStudio configuration, Industries Order Management and service activation, Contract Lifecycle Management and Document Generation, the Energy & Utilities data model, and integration and setup. It is organized around four lifecycle topics: Discovery, Solution Design, Implementation, and Test & Deploy.

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1In the Salesforce Industries Enterprise Product Catalog (EPC), what is the primary purpose of a product object type?
A.To store the runtime cart price of a configured product
B.To map a commercial product to its technical fulfillment products
C.To define a reusable set of fields, attributes, and layouts that products inherit
D.To capture the customer's contract signature during checkout
Explanation: A product object type is a reusable entity that describes a common set of fields, attributes, and layouts. Product specifications and offers built from an object type inherit those definitions, which enforces consistency across similar products through an is-a inheritance model.
2Where are product attributes physically stored in the Industries EPC data model?
A.As individual custom fields on a related Attribute__c object
B.Only inside the OmniScript JSON at runtime
C.In the Pricebook2 standard object
D.In an aggregate JSON blob on the Product2 object
Explanation: Product attributes are stored in an aggregate JSON blob on the Product2 object rather than as separate standard or custom fields. This flexible JSON structure lets Industries CPQ use attributes for order capture and Order Management use them during fulfillment without adding columns per characteristic.
3An implementation team needs to sell an electricity rate plan that customers can purchase. After defining the underlying product specification, what must they create so the offer can have prices, promotions, and business rules attached?
A.A new product object type
B.A commercial product (sellable offer)
C.A DataRaptor Extract
D.An orchestration plan definition
Explanation: After defining product specifications, you create commercial products (sellable offers) that customers can purchase. Prices, promotions, and business rules are associated with these commercial products, which can be single products or bundles.
4The Industries Shared Catalog underpins multiple Industries applications. Which of the following best describes what Shared Catalog stores?
A.Both commercial and technical products, mapped to each other
B.Only commercial products visible to customers
C.Only the technical products used by fulfillment systems
D.Customer billing invoices and payment history
Explanation: Shared Catalog, based on the Industry Data Model, stores both commercial and technical products. The two entity types are mapped to one another through decomposition relationships so Order Management can decompose an order into its associated technical products during orchestration.
5In EPC object type modeling, which relationship type is described as 'is-a' and based on single-directional inheritance?
A.A many-to-many junction relationship
B.A lookup relationship to the Account object
C.An inheritance relationship between an object type and its subtype
D.A decomposition relationship to a technical product
Explanation: The primary object relationship used to build an EPC catalog is the is-a relationship, which is fully based on inheritance and is single-directional. For example, an iPhone is-a phone, but a phone is not necessarily an iPhone, so the subtype inherits from the parent object type only one way.
6A utility wants the Industries CPQ cart to filter the list of available rate plans based on the customer's selected meter type. Which EPC capability is most appropriate to drive this filtering?
A.Document Templates
B.Orchestration dependencies
C.FlexCard state actions
D.Product attributes used in qualification/filtering rules
Explanation: Product attributes in EPC can be used in Industries CPQ to customize products and to filter the product list so that agents find the right one for a customer. Attribute-based qualification narrows the catalog shown in the cart based on context such as meter type.
7Which statement correctly distinguishes a product specification from a product object type in EPC?
A.A product specification defines layouts; an object type is a sellable record
B.Both are runtime cart objects with no design-time meaning
C.An object type defines reusable structure; a product specification is an actual product record built from it
D.A product specification is stored in Pricebook2; an object type is stored in Product2
Explanation: An object type defines a reusable set of fields, attributes, and layouts. A product specification is an actual product record (in Product2) created from an object type that inherits all those fields, attributes, and layouts. The specification then has specific attribute values set.
8In Industries CPQ, when a customer completes a purchase and the order is fulfilled, which process converts the ordered product into an Asset that represents what the customer now owns?
A.Decomposition
B.Document Generation
C.Assetization
D.Calculation Matrix lookup
Explanation: Assetization is the Industries CPQ process that creates Asset records representing the products a customer owns after an order is fulfilled. Assets enable later change and disconnect (MACD) actions on the existing service, while non-assetizable products do not produce ongoing assets.
9An existing customer with an active electricity supply asset wants to upgrade to a green-energy rate plan. In Industries CPQ MACD terminology, which action type does this represent?
A.Change
B.Add
C.Move
D.Delete
Explanation: MACD stands for Move, Add, Change, and Delete. Modifying the configuration of an existing product or service the customer already owns, such as switching to a different rate plan, is a Change action performed against the existing asset.
10A consultant wants to apply a seasonal discount to a bundle of utility products for a limited time. Which EPC construct should be associated with the commercial products to deliver this?
A.A promotion
B.A product object type
C.An orchestration item
D.A DataRaptor Load
Explanation: Promotions in EPC (part of Advanced Pricing and Promotions) are associated with commercial products to apply discounts, adjustments, or special offers, often within an effective date range. This lets a utility deliver a time-bound seasonal discount across a bundle.

About the Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional Exam

The Salesforce Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional credential (Exam AP-207) validates the ability to design, implement, and deploy solutions on the Salesforce Energy & Utilities Cloud platform. It targets consultants, solution architects, and technical professionals who serve energy and utility organizations. The exam spans four lifecycle phases: Discovery, Solution Design, Implementation, and Test & Deploy. Across those phases candidates must demonstrate command of the shared Industries technology stack, including the Enterprise Product Catalog (EPC), Industries CPQ, OmniStudio (FlexCards, OmniScripts, DataRaptors, and Integration Procedures), Industries Order Management decomposition and orchestration, Contract Lifecycle Management and Document Generation, and the Energy & Utilities industry data model.

Questions

60 scored questions

Time Limit

105 minutes

Passing Score

Approximately 70%

Exam Fee

$150 (Salesforce (Trailhead Academy))

Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional Exam Content Outline

22%

Industries CPQ / EPC for Utilities Products & Rate Plans

Model EPC object types with is-a inheritance, product specifications, attributes stored as JSON on Product2, bundles, promotions, and pricing; configure the Industries CPQ cart, assetization, non-assetizable products, and MACD (Move, Add, Change, Delete) for utility rate plans.

20%

OmniStudio Configuration

Build FlexCards for the console 360-degree view and OmniScripts for guided processes (Start Service, Stop Service, Move Out); choose among DataRaptor Extract, Turbo Extract, Transform, and Load; and apply Integration Procedure best practices such as Response Actions, caching, and try/catch.

18%

Industries Order Management & Service Activation

Configure decomposition relationships and ad-verbatim/static/list mappings, generate fulfillment requests (suborders), and design orchestration plans, items, dependencies, and scenarios that activate utility services across downstream systems.

14%

Energy & Utilities Data Model (Service Points, Assets, Contracts)

Apply the additive industry data model spanning premises/service locations, assets, customer interaction, contracts, and clean-energy programs and contractor portals across residential, commercial, and industrial customers.

14%

Contract Lifecycle Management / Document Generation

Use clause libraries, Document Template Designer with .docx/.pptx/web templates, OmniStudio Document Generation via Data Mappers, token integration, version management, context mapping, and obligation management for tariffs and agreements.

12%

Integration & Setup

Run discovery and gap analysis, craft solution-design architecture and security, manage licenses and access, migrate data respecting relationships, integrate third-party systems via Integration Procedures and MuleSoft, and deploy with DataPacks and UAT milestones.

How to Pass the Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Approximately 70%
  • Exam length: 60 questions
  • Time limit: 105 minutes
  • Exam fee: $150

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master the order-to-fulfillment flow: Industries CPQ captures and prices commercial products, then Order Management decomposes them into technical fulfillment requests and orchestrates them. Remember that technical products are never priced.
2Drill the four DataRaptor types: Extract (multi-object reads with formulas), Turbo Extract (single object, fast, no formulas), Transform (no read/write restructuring), and Load (write to Salesforce).
3Know the EPC build sequence: object type, then product specification, then commercial product (offer) with prices and promotions, and that attributes live as a JSON blob on Product2.
4Understand decomposition mapping methods (ad-verbatim, static, list) and that orchestration dependencies, not OmniScripts or Apex, enforce execution order.
5Be fluent in OmniStudio best practices: use Integration Procedures for data calls, Response Actions to trim payloads, caching for stable data, and try/catch instead of Apex for error handling.
6Map the lifecycle topics to your prep: Discovery (requirements and gaps), Solution Design (architecture and security), Implementation (config, data migration, integration), and Test & Deploy (DataPacks and UAT).

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the current exam facts for the Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional (AP-207)?

Salesforce lists the exam as a professional-level accredited credential delivered through Trailhead Academy, with a $150 USD fee, roughly 60 questions in about 105 minutes, and a passing score near 70%. Logistics can change between exam releases.

What does the AP-207 exam measure?

It validates designing, implementing, and deploying Salesforce Energy & Utilities Cloud solutions across four phases: Discovery, Solution Design, Implementation, and Test & Deploy, using shared Industries tech such as EPC, Industries CPQ, OmniStudio, Order Management, and CLM.

Which shared Industries technologies should I focus on?

Focus on the Enterprise Product Catalog (object types, specifications, attributes), Industries CPQ cart and MACD, OmniStudio (FlexCards, OmniScripts, DataRaptors, Integration Procedures), and Industries Order Management decomposition and orchestration.

What is the difference between commercial and technical products?

Commercial products are the sellable, priced offers customers buy in the CPQ cart. Technical products are never sold or priced directly; decomposition maps commercial products to technical products so Order Management can orchestrate fulfillment.

Where are EPC product attributes stored?

Product attributes are stored in an aggregate JSON blob on the Product2 object rather than as individual fields. Industries CPQ uses them for order capture and filtering, and Order Management uses them during decomposition and fulfillment.

Does Salesforce publish a pass rate for this exam?

No. Salesforce does not publish a public pass-rate percentage for the Energy and Utilities Cloud Accredited Professional exam. Plan your study around the published topic areas and hands-on practice instead.