Salesforce B2B-Commerce-Administrator Salesforce Accredited B2B Commerce Administrator Exam Practice Test

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Question 1

An Administrator is having trouble rebuilding the search index. 08m 41s

What could be causing this issue?



Answer : A

If an Administrator is having trouble rebuilding the search index, a potential cause could be the necessary permissions have not been given to the Administrator (A). Proper permissions are required to execute search index rebuilds, and without these permissions, the Administrator may encounter difficulties in initiating or completing the rebuild process.


Question 2

Which requirement must be met before an Administrator can perform a search index?



Answer : D

Before performing a search index in Salesforce B2B Commerce, it is crucial that at least one product has a ProductCode assigned (D). The ProductCode is a unique identifier for products in Salesforce B2B Commerce, and it is essential for indexing and searching products within the platform. While images (A) and SKUs (B) enhance product listings and navigation, they are not prerequisites for indexing. Ensuring products are marked as Active (C) is important for them to appear in search results, but the presence of a ProductCode is fundamental to the indexing process itself.


Question 3

An Administrator has automated the rebuild of a store search index. The solution uses a trigger and a custom metadata value. Each time a product record is created or updated it increments a metadata counter value. If the counter value is divisible by 5, then the rebuild search index functionality is started using an API call. The automation has worked until today. In the past 10 minutes, 80 products have been updated. The B2B Store Manager complains that the store search results are out of date. The product changes are missing in the search results.

What could be the cause of this issue?



Answer : C

The issue with the search index not reflecting recent product updates could be due to the automation triggering the search index rebuild too frequently. If the store search index is rebuilt more than five times per hour, as suggested in option (C), it can lead to performance issues and delays in updating the search results. This frequency can overwhelm the system, leading to a queue of rebuild operations that can't be processed in a timely manner, causing the search results to become outdated despite the updates to product records.


Question 4

An Administrator sets up a new store and imports the product catalog. While verifying the store display, the Administrator notices a "Products" category that the Store Manager asked to not display.

How can the Administrator fix this?



Answer : A

To prevent a 'Products' category from being displayed as requested by the Store Manager, the Administrator should Disable the Display in Menu attribute (A). This action will remove the category from the storefront navigation menu, ensuring it does not appear to store visitors. This approach allows for flexibility in managing how products and categories are presented on the storefront, aligning with business requirements and preferences. The other options, such as Enable the Do Not Display in Menu attribute (B), Disable the Show in Menu attribute (C), and Enable the Hide in Menu attribute (D), are not standard attributes in Salesforce B2B Commerce for controlling menu display.


Question 5

Where can an Administrator configure an alternative or new checkout flow?



Answer : C

An Administrator can configure an alternative or new checkout flow in the Store tile in the Commerce app (C). This area provides access to store configurations, including checkout process customizations. The Commerce app's Store tile allows administrators to define and manage various aspects of the checkout experience, such as payment options, order review, and final confirmation steps, ensuring a seamless and efficient checkout process for users. The Checkout Button on the Cart page (A), Experience Builder on the Checkout page (B), and Process Builder Button in Experience Builder (D) are not the primary locations for configuring the checkout flow in Salesforce B2B Commerce.


Question 6

An Administrator needs to migrate the Store configurations from the development

sandbox to the QA sandbox.

Which two steps should the Administrator take to migrate the changes to the new server?



Answer : A, D

To migrate Store configurations from a development sandbox to a QA sandbox, an Administrator should Use 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) and Publish 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.


Question 7

Which entities do not need the "Public Read Only" access level to enable external buyers to view products on the storefront?



Answer : A, D

To enable external buyers to view products on the storefront, the entities that typically do not require 'Public Read Only' access are Price Book (A) and Product Media (D). Price Books, while crucial for defining product pricing, are usually managed and accessed by internal users rather than external buyers directly. Product Media, such as images and videos, are essential for product display but do not necessarily require direct access by external buyers as they are typically embedded within product pages or catalogs. Order Delivery Method (B) and Catalog (C), on the other hand, are more integral to the shopping experience and may require broader access levels to ensure external buyers can view available products and delivery options.


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