Choose 1 option.

The correct answer is B because Life Sciences mobile app configuration changes must be synchronized to the mobile experience through metadata cache generation. Salesforce Help states that configuration changes are synced to the Life Sciences Cloud mobile app by generating a metadata cache, and that the generated metadata cache includes object schemas and related metadata required by the mobile app. Salesforce also states that a new metadata cache should be generated when administrators update Lightning record pages, page layouts, object or schema changes, new or modified feature settings, or related mobile configuration.

In this case, the consultant correctly updated the Account Lists configuration in the Admin Console to use a new Account field set. The reason the app still shows the old Account List layout is that the mobile app has not received the updated metadata. Running the Mobile Metadata Cache update pushes the refreshed configuration to the app so that field sales reps can see the new Account List columns.

Option A is incorrect because the issue is not with the Account Lightning record page. The change was made to Account Lists in the Admin Console, not to the record page layout. Option C is also incorrect because deleting and reinstalling the app is a user-side workaround and does not publish new admin metadata. The proper administrator action is to run the metadata cache update.

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