[Salesforce] B2B Commerce for Administrator - Dump12

 

 

Which three features are needed in a scratch org definition file to deploy and enable B2B Commerce?

1. Scratch Orgs are not supported
2. Order Management
3. B2B Commerce
4. Communities

Answer(s): B,C,D

Which two features are needed in a scratch org definition file to deploy and enable B2B Commerce?

1. Communities
2. Advanced Reports
3. Scratch Orgs are not Supported
4. B2B Commerce

Answer(s): A,D

Explanation:

According to the Scratch Orgs page, scratch orgs are temporary Salesforce environments that you can use for development, testing, or training purposes. Scratch orgs can help you create and test new features or configurations for your B2B Commerce site without affecting your production org. To create a scratch org, you need to use a scratch org definition file in Salesforce CLI or Visual Studio Code. A scratch org definition file is a JSON file that specifies the features and settings that you want to enable or disable for your scratch org. Two of the features that are needed in a scratch org definition file to deploy and enable B2B Commerce are Communities and B2B Commerce. Communities feature allows you to create and manage communities for your B2B Commerce site in your scratch org. B2B Commerce feature allows you to install and use the B2B Commerce managed package in your scratch org. Therefore, options A and D are correct. Options B, C, and E are false because they are not features that are needed in a scratch org definition file to deploy and enable B2B Commerce. Advanced reports, scratch orgs are not supported, and order management are features that can be used to enhance or extend your B2B Commerce site functionality, but they are not required or specific for deploying and enabling B2B Commerce.

What mechanism can the administrator use to migrate store settings from one store to another?

1. Store Syndication
2. Change sets
3. Store Launcher
4. Data Merge

Answer(s): B

How can an admin configure the checkout time-to live?

1. Update WebStore properties in Store Administration
2. Update TTL properties in Order Settings under Setup
3. Find a WebCart and update Checkout TimeToLive
4. Find a WebStore and Update properties and update Checkout TimeToLive

Answer(s): D

Which two actions are needed to make a Currency available to a Storefront?

1. Add the currencies to available currencies in Setup
2. Enable the currency in the org
3. Add the new Currency Under setup in `Supported Currencies'
4. Add the currency toavailable currencies in the Store Administration

Answer(s): D

Where are Checkout Screens configured?

1. Experience Builder
2. Workbench
3. Flow Builder
4. Store Administration

Answer(s): A

What step does an admin need to take inorder to authorize a payment gateway safely?

1. Create a Named Credential
2. Add a username password credential to payment provides in setup
3. Create a new payment client token
4. Upload a client certificate in Setup using Certificate and Key Management

Answer(s): A

Which two preferences are required to successfully run B2B on Lightning Commerce Checkout?

1. Enable Negative Quantity
2. Enable Orders
3. Enable Account Relationship
4. Enable Optional Price Books for Orders

Answer(s): A,B

An Administrator needs to support a unique use case with an exclusive line of products.

Only certain stores as `Premium' Status should contain an exclusive list of products. All of the other products outside of the exclusive product line should be available in all stores. Is it possible to support this use case of store-specific products in B2B Commerce?

1. yes this is supported by the B2B commerce data model
2. No the data model does not support this type of configuration
3. Yes there is anexclusive line checkbox on the product entity which supports this scenario.D, No the product must be filtered with custom code

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

According to the Product Exclusion page, product exclusion is a feature that allows you to exclude certain products from being assigned to a store or a reorder portal. Product exclusion can help you support a unique use case with an exclusive line of products that are only available for certain stores with a premium status. To support this use case of store-specific products in B2B Commerce, an admin can do the following steps:

Create a product list that contains the exclusive products that are only available for the premium stores.

Navigate to CC Admin in the commerce app.

Click Stores in the navigation menu.

Select the store or reorder portal that you want to exclude the exclusive products from.

Click Product Exclusion in the store workspace.

Select the product list that contains the exclusive products from the Product List drop-down list.

Click Save.

Repeat steps 4-7 for each store or reorder portal that you want to exclude the exclusive products from. Therefore, option A is correct. Options B, C, and D are false because they imply that this use case of store-specific products in B2B Commerce is not supported by the data model or requires additional configuration or customization, which is not true.

 

What step can a Buyer take to initiate the checkout process in a storefront on B2B commerce?

1. Click add all items in the wishlist
2. Click the checkout button on the cart page
3. Click the next button on the checkout tile
4. Submit a PO (Purchase Order) for manual approval

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

According to the Checkout Flow page, checkout flow is a feature that allows you to customize the steps and actions that occur when a user places an order on your B2B Commerce site. Checkout flow is a type of flow that can be created or modified using Flow Builder in Salesforce Setup. The step that a buyer can take to initiate the checkout process in a storefront on B2B Commerce is to click the checkout button on the cart page. The cart page is a web page that displays the products that a user has added to their cart on your B2B Commerce site. The checkout button is a component that allows a user to proceed to the checkout flow and place their order. Therefore, option B is correct. Options A, C, and D are false because they are not steps that a buyer can take to initiate the checkout process in a storefront on B2B Commerce. Clicking add all items in the wishlist, clicking the next button on the checkout tile, and submitting a PO (Purchase Order) for manual approval are either unrelated or alternative actions that a buyer can take on your B2B Commerce site, but they do not initiate the checkout process.