Pega CPBA Certification Exam Sample Questions

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Pega Business Architect Sample Questions:

01. A BA is identifying Pega tools that support Agile collaboration — managing backlogs, sprints, and in-application feedback — rather than authoring or deploying the application.
Which two are Pega Agile/collaboration tools?
(Choose two.)
a) Add several always-visible fields to the form so users can see every possible option up front.
b) Replace a radio-button group that lists many mutually exclusive options with a dropdown (or autocomplete) control.
c) Use visibility conditions so fields that only apply in certain situations appear only when relevant.
d) Convert every dropdown into a full set of checkboxes so that all of its values are shown at once.
 
02. A Business Architect is designing the intake screen for a citizen permit-request application. The screen currently shows a long, unstructured list of fields, and reviewers find it hard to scan.
What is the primary purpose of grouping fields into views on this screen?
a) To route the completed intake form to the correct work queue so that a reviewer can approve it.
b) To automatically compute each field's value from the other fields using a calculated-value expression.
c) To organize related fields into reusable, logically arranged sections that improve readability across the application.
d​) To encrypt the underlying field values so that only authorized operators in the right access group can read them.
 
03. A Business Architect is hardening the data entry on an employee-onboarding case. They want the application to reject bad input at the point of capture and show the user a message to correct it.
Which two situations are best handled by a validation rule (business-logic validation)?
(Choose 2.)
a) Pre-fill the department field with a default value from a data transform when the onboarding form first opens.
b) Reject an expected start date that falls before today's date and prompt the user to fix it.
c) Require that an entered annual salary falls within an allowed minimum-to-maximum band before the case can proceed.
d) Automatically compute the total onboarding cost by summing several entered amounts into a derived field.
 
04. A Business Architect is writing plain-language definitions for a training deck.
Which statement best defines authentication?
a) The process of computing a field value from other fields on the case.
b) The process of deciding which cases and actions a signed-in user is allowed to perform.
c) The process of verifying who a user is, such as validating their login credentials.
d) The process of routing an assignment to the correct work queue.
 
05. A Business Architect new to Pega Platform asks what the Insights feature in App Studio is for.
Which statement best describes it?
a) It defines which operators can sign in to the application and controls what actions and data each role is permitted to access.
b) It presents case and data as visualizations, such as tables and charts, that you configure with columns, filters, and sorting to analyze the data.
c) It routes each open assignment to the correct operator or work queue based on the routing rules you configure.
d) It stores the system-of-record data that the application reads and writes through its data objects and data pages.
 
06. A procurement application routes approval assignments. Requests below a stated amount should go to whichever buyer on the purchasing team picks them up first, while requests at or above that amount must go to one named senior-approver operator.
Which routing approach should the Business Architect configure on the approval assignment?
a) Route every approval to a single shared work queue for the entire purchasing team to pick up, treating small and large requests identically regardless of amount.
b) Route every approval directly to the named senior-approver operator as the single assignee, regardless of whether the request is below or above the amount.
c) Route every approval to the purchasing work group so that every member shares the assignments regardless of amount, with no separate handling for the larger requests.
d) Use business-logic routing on the amount that sends smaller requests to the purchasing work queue and larger requests to the named senior-approver operator.
 
07. A procurement team is modeling their application in App Studio. They need to represent each supplier the company works with, storing attributes such as supplier name, tax ID, and country, and reusing that structure across several case types.
Which App Studio construct should the Business Architect create to represent a supplier?
a) A data object
b) A work queue
c) A stage
d) An SLA rule
 
08. An operations manager asks the Business Architect to make sure that on the reimbursement case form, the "manager approval reason" field appears only when the requested amount exceeds a threshold the form captures as ApprovalLimit; otherwise the field should stay hidden.
Which App Studio feature implements this behavior?
a) A validation rule that blocks case submission unless the manager approval reason field is filled in.
b) A visibility condition on the field that shows it only when the requested amount is greater than ApprovalLimit.
c) A data transform that deletes the approval-reason field from the case when it is not needed.
d) A separate access group that hides the approval-reason field from some categories of operators.
 
09. For a loan-origination application, the Business Architect must build an insight (table) that shows only loan cases whose amount exceeds a review threshold (for this application, greater than $500,000), with the largest loans listed first.
Which combination of insight configuration achieves this?
a) Create a child case for every loan whose amount exceeds the threshold and list those child cases in the insight.
b) Sort the amount column in ascending order and apply no filter, so every loan case still appears in the insight.
c) Remove the amount column and add a loan-status column in its place, then sort the insight by that status column.
d) Apply a filter on loan amount greater than the threshold, keep the amount column, and sort that column descending.
 
10. On a travel-booking case, the Business Architect must let the traveler pick their departure country. There are roughly 190 possible countries, all mutually exclusive, and the team wants to keep the form uncluttered while making it fast to find a value.
Which UI control is the best fit for the country field?
a) A radio-button group that lists all 190 country options on the form at once.
b) An autocomplete control, so the user types a few letters to narrow a very long list.
c) A set of checkboxes with one checkbox rendered per country in the list.
d) A free-text single-line field where the traveler types the country name.

Answers:

Question: 01
Answer: b, c		 Question: 02
Answer: c		 Question: 03
Answer: b, c		 Question: 04
Answer: c		 Question: 05
Answer: b
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Answer: d		 Question: 07
Answer: a		 Question: 08
Answer: b		 Question: 09
Answer: d		 Question: 10
Answer: b

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