Salesforce Certified Agentforce Specialist free question 3 / 10 · Domain 2: Data 360 Fundamentals
In a data library that uses files, you processed one 100 MB PDF. The PDF was split into chunks in Data 360 and also turned into vectors by an embedding model. When you do not use AI-powered content processing, which statement about how Unstructured Data Processed usage is counted matches the Help article?
- It is counted by the size of the unstructured data processed, and chunking and vectorization together come to 100 MB
- It is counted by the number of chunks created, and for a 100 MB PDF, more chunks means more usage
- It is counted by the number of PDF pages, with vectorization added by multiplying the page count by a factor
- It is counted by the size of the unstructured data processed, with chunking and vectorization counted separately for 200 MB
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: A
Why this is correct
"Agentforce Data Library Billing" says Unstructured Data Processed usage is counted by the amount of unstructured data processed without AI-powered content processing and extraction. For example, processing 100 PDFs of 1 MB each counts as 100 MB. It then explains that Data 360 may split unstructured data into chunks and turn it into vectors with an embedding model, but usage is counted only once across these two tasks, so a 100 MB PDF counts as 100 MB, not 200 MB.
Why the other options are wrong
"It is counted by the size of the unstructured data processed, with chunking and vectorization counted separately for 200 MB" … Counting by size is right, but the article says usage is counted once across chunking and vectorization. A 100 MB PDF is 100 MB, not 200 MB.
"It is counted by the number of chunks created, and for a 100 MB PDF, more chunks means more usage" … The article says Unstructured Data Processed is counted by the amount (size) of unstructured data processed, not by the number of chunks. The same 100 MB PDF counts as 100 MB.
"It is counted by the number of PDF pages, with vectorization added by multiplying the page count by a factor" … The unit the article counts is the amount of unstructured data processed, not pages. Nothing is added for vectorization, which is counted once.
Related usage
The same table says audio and video files are also counted by size, with the example that processing five files of 100 MB on average counts as 500 MB. When you use AI-powered parsing or image processing, it is counted under a different usage type (Intelligent Processing).