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awesome alright everybody welcome to our number 4 is it fourth or so I think it is four I think it's alright so my name is cherry Carla is also on the call and we are kind of facilitating this group to help people get their admin certification so today's topics actually I'm on the wrong side is standard and custom objects we have a variety different topics there that we'll go through to a and two of our percentage are actually here in the room with me so that will be fun and one thing I wanted to go over because I notice I know there's some confusion a little bit round topics that will be being presented and I have the spreadsheet that showed who was presenting when and what dates and what topics you'd be presenting on we've had some people drop out of the groups I've had to shift that a little bit so if you're you find yourself in a different spot definitely keep your eye on that spreadsheet I promise not to throw something at you last minute and and if it if it is uncomfortable for you to switch to a different topic just let us know and we'll definitely try to make some arrangements there - is it too late I'll say I'm uncomfortable with my job with you having okay all right so any questions without things are going so far yep if not I will go ahead and stop sharing and I take kind of your first step right I believe so let me know if you see yep blues effect all right yes blues like Salesforce blue okay okay I'm going to talk about standard Salesforce object architecture and relationship model this is how objects relate to each other and how data flows back and forth and it can affect how you see things how things are reported how you gain access to records through security modeling also the leading records these are all considerations when trying to decide how you want your objects to relate to each other so I didn't realize there was this many pipes most people that I've talked to and most things that I did on research were basically only talking about what are the first three in this list that I have but Salesforce specifically when I was doing research talked about all six of these so I thought I would at least outline them we don't have to go in-depth on some of the ones that are not utilized as often but I would say that the first three on this list are used quite often and I know I'm used all of them so but as I was talking before you how how objects relate to each other affects many many different things and how data is layered reported on securitized all of those things but the part of this discussion kind of around data modeling in general so it's kind...