An Administrator needs to support a unique use case with an exclusive line of products. Only certain stores designated as
"premier" 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?
Answer : C
Supporting store-specific products, including an exclusive line of products for 'premier' status stores, is supported by the B2B Commerce data model (C). This capability allows for the configuration of product availability and visibility based on store status or other criteria, enabling differentiated product offerings across various store types.
A company decided to change their payment method from one payment gateway to another. 08m 07s.
What does an Administrator need to do to configure the store to use the new payment gateway?
Answer : A
To configure the store to use a new payment gateway, an Administrator needs to Update the payment gateway settings on the Payment and Billing subflow (A). This involves configuring the new gateway's details and parameters within the relevant settings, ensuring that the store's payment processing is correctly aligned with the new gateway.
Management has requested a change to the look and feel of the theme of their B2B Commerce site.
Which three options can an Administrator update on the site using Experience Builder?
Answer : B, C, D
Using Experience Builder, an Administrator can update the Customer's Logo (B), Button Size (C), and Text Color (D) to change the look and feel of the theme of their B2B Commerce site. These options allow for significant customization of the visual aspects of the site, aligning the design with the company's branding and design preferences.
A company wants their homepage to have a different look and feel for a user that has logged into the site versus a guest
user. What should an Administrator create to allow the targeted specific user segments for the home page?
Answer : D
To target specific user segments for the homepage, an Administrator should create Page Variations (D). Page variations allow for the customization of content and layout based on audience segments, such as logged-in users versus guest users, providing a personalized experience based on the user's status or other criteria.
Which three sub-flows are part of the standard B2B Main Checkout Flow template? 09m 39s
Answer : A, B, E
The standard B2B Main Checkout Flow template includes sub-flows for Shipping Method (A), Billing Address (B), and Taxes (E). These sub-flows are integral to the checkout process, ensuring that shipping, billing, and tax calculations are handled efficiently and accurately during the checkout procedure.
An Administrator has completed setting up CMS workspace with images for one
of their B2B Commerce sites. However, when trying to add an image to the Product
record, the Administrator noticed there are no images available to select.
What could be causing this to happen?
Answer : D
If an Administrator is unable to select images for a Product record despite having set up a CMS workspace, it could be because D. CMS channel was never configured to connect the CMS workspace to the store. Without this connection, content from the CMS workspace, including images, is not available for use within the store.
What does an Administrator need to do in order to target CMS content at a particular store?
Answer : B
To target CMS content at a particular store, an Administrator needs to B. Create CMS content and assign it in Experience Builder. This involves creating content within the CMS workspace and then using Experience Builder to place and assign this content to specific pages or components within the store, ensuring it appears in the desired location.