Certified Pega Business Architect 

Describe information required to quickly build a Pega application (i.e., Three Pillars)

Focus on realistic high-value scope captured as a Microjourney

Design a case lifecycle: stages, case statuses, add instructions to assignments

Add a service level: urgency, goals, deadlines

Route assignments to users

Design an approval process

Configure and send email correspondence

Identify duplicate cases; configure temporary cases

Add optional actions to a workflow

Automate workflow decisions with conditions on a decision step

Skip a stage or process

Create a child case

Pause and resume case processing; wait steps

Describe a data object; group related data

Calculate field values

Describe the relationship between data types and data views

Integrate with external applications

Describe the data model, relationships between data types, cases, and systems of record

Configure data validation using business logic

Manage user and role assignments

Identify and configure fields and views

Style an application; use themes

Customize portal content, dashboards

List common deliverables resulting from a design thinking workshop

Distinguish user experience from the user interface

Manage application development; user stories, feedback, bugs

Create business reports

Differentiate between business data and process data in reports

Organize report results, use of columns and filters