Salesforce B2B-Commerce-Administrator - Salesforce Accredited B2B Commerce Administrator (SP25)

To enable the Order Summary object in Salesforce B2B Commerce, the settings that need to be enabled includeB. Order PreferencesandC. Commerce Features. These settings configure the order management capabilities and activate various commerce functionalities, respectively, enabling a comprehensive overview of orders within the platform.

Before an administrator can see orders, they must:

D. Give Visible Field-Level Security on the Sales Store field for Orders:This ensures that the administrator has the necessary permissions to view order-related information associated with the store, enabling effective order management and oversight.

This step is crucial for administrators to perform their roles effectively, ensuring access to critical sales and order information.

To deploy and activate the full B2B Commerce experience for internal and external users, the three configuration aspects that must be set up outside the Commerce App includeB. Experience Sites, which involves configuring the digital experience platforms for users;C. Multi-Factor Authentication, which is a security measure to verify user identities; andD. Profiles and Permission Sets, which are essential for defining access controls and permissions for different types of users within the system.

To provideproduct-related information, an administrator can use:

A. Document:This could include product manuals, specifications, or any other document that provides detailed information about the product.

D. Image:High-quality images can be used to visually represent the product, its usage, or any specific features, contributing to a better understanding of the product for the buyer.

These content types are instrumental in delivering comprehensive product information, enhancing the buyer's journey by providing allnecessary details to make an informed purchase decision.

In the Commerce App, an Administrator can bulk updateB. ProductsandC. Catalogs. Bulk updating allows for efficient management and modification of multiple records at once, streamlining the process of maintaining product listings and catalog structures.

To set up different pricing for different groups of buyers, an Administrator shouldB. Create Price Booksto define different pricing structures andD. Create Buyer Groupsto segment buyers into groups. Price Books can then be assigned to specific Buyer Groups, allowing for differentiated pricing strategies based on the buyer group.

To make a custom field named "Edition" on the product object no longer searchable within the Manage Searchable Fields in a Salesforce B2B Commerce site, the Administrator shouldD. Add the Product field to the Search Field Exclusion list. This action explicitly removes the field from the list of fields that are indexed and considered during search operations, thereby making it non-searchable.

TheSystem Context with Sharing—Enforces Record-Level Access (D)is crucial to B2B Commerce because it ensures that users can only view products and related data that they are authorized to see, maintaining data security and privacy. This setting is particularly important for storefronts where products need to be displayed according to specific customer agreements, contracts, or profiles. It doesn't directly relate to checkout (A), content synchronization (B), or guest browsing (C), but rather to the fundamental aspect of product visibility and access control on the storefront.

When implementing a category hierarchy for a multi-language site with many child categories, an important consideration isC. There is a depth limit for the number of child categories. Salesforce B2B Commerce imposes limits on the depth of the category hierarchy, affecting how deeply nested child categories can be structured within the overall category architecture.

To migrate Store configurationsfrom a development sandbox to a QA sandbox, an Administrator shouldUse Data Migration (A)to transfer configuration data and related records between environments.Export Store Configuration (D)is also a crucial step as it allows the Administrator to create a deployable package of the store's settings, which can then be imported into the QA environment.Apply Store Configuration (B)andPublish the Store (C)are actions taken after the configurations have been successfully migrated and are part of the setup process in the new environment, rather than the migration process itself.