Before the checkout flow is usable, the following two tasks need to be completed:A. Configure the Checkout flow in Flow Builder, which involves setting up the logic and steps for the checkout process; andD. Add the checkout flow to the Checkout Page in Experience Builder, which integrates the configured flow into the actual checkout page that users interact with during the purchasing process.

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.

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.

Within the Experience Site Administration Workspace, membership with an Experience Site can be established throughB. Permission Set GroupsandD. Permission Sets. These Salesforce features allow administrators to grant users access to Experience Sites by defining and assigning the appropriate permissions and access levels.

Using Experience Builder, an Administrator can update theCustomer's Logo (B),Button Size (C), andText 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.

To ensure customers can only purchase products in increments of five, an Administrator must complete the following steps:B. Create Purchase Quantity RulesandC. Connect the product to a Quantity Rule. Purchase Quantity Rules define the increments in which products can be purchased, and connecting these rules to specific products enforces the desired purchasing increments.

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.

If a second administrator did not receive the welcome email for B2B Commerce, they can still access the store without changing the setup byLogging in from the Contact page in the Commerce app (C). This method allows administrators with existing Salesforce credentials to access the B2B Commerce environment directly through the Commerce app, bypassing the need for a welcome email. Additionally,Resetting the user's password from Setup and having the user login again (E)is a common workaround for access issues. This approach ensures that the user can reset their password and gain access to the store without relying on the initial welcome email. Checking Debug Logs (A), Enabling Guest Access in Experience Builder (B), and Logging in using the link in the More Information section of the Store page (D) are not standard practices for this particular scenario.

To enable external buyers to view products on the storefront, the objects that need to be set to "Public Read Only" access level areOrder Delivery Method (B),Catalog (C), andPrice Book (E). Order Delivery Method is crucial for buyers to understand shipping options; Catalog structures the product offerings and navigation; and Price Book holds the pricing details necessary for purchase decisions. Providing "Public Read Only" access to these objects ensures that external buyers can browse products, understand pricing, and comprehend delivery options without compromising other data's security or integrity. Accounts (A of a ProductCode is fundamental for the indexing process itself.

At the start of setting up a B2B Commerce storefront, the Administrator needs to configure settings that are crucial for the basic operations of the store. EnablingEnhanced Commerce Orders (B)is essential as it allows for the use of advanced order management features, including complex pricing and discount structures, which are common in B2B transactions.Enable Zero Quantity (C)is also a key setting, especially for B2B scenarios where orders might be created as placeholders or for backorder items, allowing for zero quantity orders to be processed through the system. WhileOptional Price Books for Orders (A)andReduction Orders (D)can be important in certain contexts, they are not typically the initial settings configured during the setup process.

To change the layout of search results and category detail pages in Salesforce B2B Commerce, two out-of-the-box options available areD. ListandE. Grid. These layout options allow administrators to present products in a structured list or a grid format, enhancing the user experience by providing clear and organized views of products.

For the most efficient process, the following Related Lists should be added to the Account page layout:

• B. Community Membership:This provides visibility into the user's access and roles within the commerce community, facilitating management and support.
• D. Carts:This allows for quick access to the user's current and past shopping carts, enabling support and analysis of shopping behavior.

These additions enhance the administrative capabilities, providing quick access to essential information for managing accounts and supporting users within the B2B Commerce platform.

To enable an existing Account for the storefront and checkout, the Administrator shouldA. Assign the Account to the appropriate Buyer Group, ensuring the account is associated with the correct group for product access and pricing, andC. Add Shipping and Billing Addresses to the Contact Point Address object, which is necessary for processing orders and shipping products.

When moving a store from Sandbox to Production, the three components an Administrator needs to consider as part of the Change Sets includeB. Store Configuration Component, which contains the store's setup and configuration settings;C. Custom Objects and Fields, which are used to extend the functionality and store custom data; andE. Process Builder Flows, which automate business processes within the store. These components are crucial for ensuringthe store's functionality and customizations are retained when moving to the production environment.

To modify the account or person account associated with the OrderSummary without Salesforce Order Management licenses, it's necessary thatC. The OrderLifeCycleType field on the associated OrderSummary is set to UNMANAGED, indicating that the order is not being managed by Salesforce Order Management, andD. The user executing this action has either the "Edit Unmanaged Order Summaries" or "B2B Commerce Integrator user" system permission, granting them the ability to make changes to unmanaged orders.

To adjust the duration of a cart checkout session, an Administrator should:

• A. Update TTL Properties under Order Settings in Setup:TTL (Time To Live) properties determine the duration for which a session remains active. Adjusting these settings can extend or shorten the checkout session duration.
• C. Update the CheckoutTimeToLive property on a Webstore:This directly affects how long a checkout session remains active before timing out, ensuring that customers have adequate time to complete their purchases.

Out of the box, an Administrator can control the following aspects of the search settings:

• A. Sort Rules:These determine the order in which search results are displayed.
• B. Results per Page:This setting controls how many results are shown to the user at one time, impacting the browsing experience.
• E. Scheduled Indexing:This allows for the automatic rebuilding of the search index at scheduled intervals, ensuring the search functionality reflects the most up-to-date information.

These settings are crucial for optimizing the search experience, ensuring that users can find what they need efficiently and effectively.

Valid options for a Price Adjustment Schedule include:

• B. Percentage:This allows for discounts or price increases based on a percentage of the original price, providing flexibility in pricing strategies.
• C. Range:This option enables the application of different price adjustments based on the quantity or total value of items, allowing for volume discounts or tiered pricing structures.