The study guide identifies C. Configure a pre-filtered opportunity list view for each key attribute with the partner group as the correct answer. The requirement is for partners to quickly browse opportunities according to predetermined business criteria. The guide's selected solution is therefore a declarative one: create list views that are already filtered for the relevant opportunity attributes and expose those views to the appropriate partner audience.
This approach directly addresses both conditions stated in the scenario. One view can focus on opportunities closing within two weeks, while another can focus on opportunities valued above $100,000. Partners do not need to repeatedly construct their own filters or understand the underlying filtering logic.
Option A introduces a custom Lightning Web Component even though the requirement can be addressed using standard list-view functionality. That adds unnecessary implementation complexity.
Option B delegates filter creation to each partner, which conflicts with the requirement for a quick, standardized browsing experience.
The design principle reflected by the study guide is to prefer configured, reusable Salesforce functionality when it satisfies the user need. Pre-filtered list views reduce interaction effort and provide consistent segmentation across the partner experience.
Study Guide reference/topics: Experience Builder, opportunity list views, partner experience, filtering, Declarative Design.
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