Pega CPBA case studies
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The Certified Pega Business Architect (CPBA) is a Pega Academy certification aimed at business analysts and business architects who participate in designing and building a Pega application by translating business objectives and requirements into a working solution. The Version 8.6 exam, code PEGAPCBA86V1, is described by Pega Academy as a beginner-level English-language exam that applies to Pega Platform 8.6. It presents 50 questions in 1 hour 30 minutes, and candidates must reach a passing score of 70%. Items include scenario questions, multiple-choice questions, and drag/drop items; where more than one answer is required, the question text states how many responses are needed. The Pega CPBA case studies are 5 cases and about 2,319 words.
1Vendor Onboarding Under a Fixed 10-Week Window
Northwind Equipment Services has 10 weeks and a fixed budget to replace a 14-year-old vendor-onboarding process. The steering committee handed the team a 42-page requirements document covering 19 integrations, 7 approval levels, and a vendor scorecard.
473 words, about 2 min2Auto-Claim Lifecycle, Subcases, and Reopened Payments
TransContoso Insurance receives 2,300 auto claims per day across 12 regions. The current Pega case type has stages Intake, Triage, Investigation, Decision, and Payment.
581 words, about 3 min3Customer Profile Integration Under Rate Limits
TelcoNova's Pega application displays customer profile, account balance, and active services from a REST service. The service averages 600 ms but has a 3-second p95 and enforces 200 requests per second.
424 words, about 2 min4Broker and Auditor Access in a Global Onboarding App
GlobalTrust Bank's Pega onboarding application serves 4,000 internal staff and 300 external brokers. Internal fraud investigators must see all cases and full PII.
420 words, about 2 min5Offline Field Inspections on Shared Tablets
Ridgeline Power's field engineers inspect 1,200 remote assets per day using Pega Mobile Client on shared rugged tablets. The current app is online-only.
421 words, about 2 min