What does it mean for VIPs to be declarative?

What does it mean for VIPs to be declarative?

• A. VIPs are built using the Integration Procedure Designer with drag-and-drop.
• B. VIPs require extensive coding in Apex to define behavior.
• C. VIPs can only read data from Salesforce.
• D. VIPs cannot be versioned after deployment.

Answer: (A)

Declarative means you configure functionality using visual tools rather than writing code. For VIPs, this translates to building the page logic in the Integration Procedure Designer with drag-and-drop components, wiring inputs, steps, and outputs to define how data flows and is processed. This no-code approach lets admins design and modify VIP behavior without Apex, and it supports actions beyond just reading data. The other descriptions describe coding, read-only behavior, or lack of versioning, which don’t match how VIPs are intended to be built declaratively.

Declarative means you configure functionality using visual tools rather than writing code. For VIPs, this translates to building the page logic in the Integration Procedure Designer with drag-and-drop components, wiring inputs, steps, and outputs to define how data flows and is processed. This no-code approach lets admins design and modify VIP behavior without Apex, and it supports actions beyond just reading data. The other descriptions describe coding, read-only behavior, or lack of versioning, which don’t match how VIPs are intended to be built declaratively.