Salesforce Certified B2B Commerce Administrator Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 5

There are two methods in which Product Specs can be used as a filter type:

Checkbox:This filter type allows buyers to select one or more spec values to filter the product list. For example, a buyer could select the 'Color' spec and select the values 'Red' and 'Blue' to filter the product list to only show products that are red or blue.

Slider:This filter type allows buyers to select a range of spec values to filter the product list. For example, a buyer could select the 'Price' spec and use the slider to select products that are priced between $100 and $200.

Dynamic Range and Radio Button are not filter types for Product Specs.

Salesforce B2B Commerce Administrator Trailhead module: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/b2b-commerce-basics

The three configuration options for Effective Accounts are:

Lateral

Entitled

Parent-Child

Lateral Effective Accounts allow buyers to select an account that is associated with their parent account. This is useful for organizations that have a complex hierarchy of accounts and want to allow buyers to easily access the products and services that are available to them.

Entitled Effective Accounts allow buyers to select an account that has been entitled to them. This is useful for organizations that want to give buyers access to specific products and services based on their role or department.

Parent-Child Effective Accounts allow buyers to select an account that is directly below their parent account in the account hierarchy. This is useful for organizations that have a simple account hierarchy and want to make it easy for buyers to access the products and services that are available to their account.

Brother-Sister is not a configuration option for Effective Accounts.

Salesforce B2B Commerce Administrator Trailhead module: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/b2b-commerce-basics

Salesforce B2B Commerce Administrator Study Guide: https://developer.salesforce.com/resources2/certification-site/files/SGAccreditedB2BCommerceAdministrator.pdf

According to theStorefrontspage, a storefront is a collection of settings, data, and components that define the look, feel, and functionality of a B2B Commerce site. A storefront can have multiple account groups, which are collections of accounts that share the same entitlements, such as products, prices, promotions, and orders. Therefore, to meet the business requests of having two stores that run independently of one another with their own set of customers and their own product offering, the Salesforce B2B Commerce consultant should use a single storefront with multiple account groups. Therefore, option B is correct. Option A is false because multiple storefronts would require multiple communities, which would increase the complexity and cost of the implementation. Option C is false because effective accounts are used to share entitlements between accounts based on their relationship, not to separate them. Option D is false because multiple Salesforce communities would also require multiple storefronts, which would have the same drawbacks as option A.Reference:Storefronts, Storefront Overview;Account Groups, Account Group Overview

According to theLocalizationpage, localization is the process of adapting a site to a specific language and culture. Localization settings can be configured in the CC Admin localization area for each storefront. The language selector in My Account will show all available languages in the CC Admin localization area for the given storefront. Therefore, option C is true. Option A is false because switching the language selector to Spanish will not affect the products displayed on the site, only the labels and messages. Option B is false because the language selector in My Account will not depend on the price lists' ISO codes, only on the CC Admin localization settings. Option D is false because if there are no products with Spanish localization, the expected behavior is to show products in their default language, not in the storefront language.Reference:Localization, Localization Overview

According to thePrice Listspage, price lists are collections of prices for products that can be assigned to accounts or account groups. Price lists can be updated in two ways: absolute based or percentage based. Absolute based updates replace the existing prices with new values. Percentage based updates apply a percentage increase or decrease to the existing prices. Therefore, options A and C are correct. Option B is false because category based updates are not a type of mass updates for price lists, they are a way of organizing products into groups for easier management. Option D is false because itemized deduction is not a type of mass updates for price lists, it is a feature that allows customers to see how much they saved on each line item due to promotions or discounts.Reference:Price Lists, Price List Overview;Mass Update Price Lists, Mass Update Price Lists

sandboxes are copies of your production org that you can use for testing or development purposes. There are different types of sandboxes, such as developer, developer pro, partial copy, and full copy. When creating a sandbox from a production org that has Salesforce B2B Commerce installed, there are some steps that need to be followed depending on the type of sandbox. When creating a full copy sandbox, which is an exact replica of your production org, you need to execute the post installation steps found in the installation guide for your version. Therefore, option C is true. When creating a developer or developer pro sandbox, which are smaller copies of your production org with limited data and storage space, you need to execute the post installation steps found in the installation guide for your version as well as reinstalling any managed packages that were installed in your production org. Therefore, option D is true. Option A is false because it only mentions reinstalling the CCSW managed package, but not executing the post installation steps. Option B is false because it only mentions executing the post installation steps for a partial copy sandbox that copies SFDC accounts, contacts and opportunities, but not reinstalling any managed packages

product status is a field that indicates the availability of a product for ordering. There are four possible values for product status: released, orderable, not orderable, and discontinued. When a product status is ''released'', it means that the product is available for ordering and can be displayed on the storefront. Therefore, option C is true. Option A is false because the add to cart button is not hidden when a product status is ''released''. Option B is false because search will find and display the product when a product status is ''released''. Option D is false because the POP page will not display the default message ''product is not orderable at this time'' when a product status is ''released''.

According to the [Enable Self-Registration for B2C Stores] page, self-registration is a feature that allows anonymous users to create their own accounts on a B2C store. To enable self-registration, you need to create public groups that grant access to anonymous users and assign them to the storefront. After creating public groups, two features are enabled for anonymous users: register and checkout. Register allows anonymous users to create their own accounts with their email and password. Checkout allows anonymous users to place orders without logging in or creating an account. Therefore, options A and D are correct. Option B is false because browse is not a feature that is enabled by creating public groups, it is a feature that is available by default for all users. Option C is false because line level independence is not a feature that is enabled by creating public groups, it is a feature that allows customers to have different shipping and billing addresses for each line item in an order.Reference:[Enable Self-Registration for B2C Stores], Enable Self-Registration for B2C Stores

According to thePage Configurationpage, page configuration is a feature that allows you to customize the layout and content of your storefront pages. Page configuration values roll up in the following order: Global All > Global Page > Storefront All > Storefront Page. Global All values apply to all pages in all storefronts. Global Page values apply to a specific page in all storefronts. Storefront All values apply to all pages in a specific storefront. Storefront Page values apply to a specific page in a specific storefront. Therefore, option C is correct. Options A, B, and D are false because they do not reflect the correct order of page configuration values roll up.Reference:Page Configuration, Page Configuration Overview