An implementation of B2B Commerce is requiring guest users to have read access to the Product object.
What should an Administrator do to ensure that guest users have access?
To ensure that guest users have read access to the Product object, an Administrator should B. Modify the guest user profile to provide access to the Product object. This involves adjusting the permissions within the guest user profile settings to grant read access specifically to the Product object, ensuring that guest users can view product details without compromising data security.
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 The B2B Store Manager complains that the store search results are out of date.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?
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to a queue of rebuild operations that can't be processed in a timely manner, causing the search results to become outdated despite the updates to product records.
An Administrator is having trouble rebuilding the search index. 08m 41s
What could be causing this issue?
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.
An Administrator has a customer that will go live without an external tax provider until some complex regional requirements are solidified. They will start using a flat tax on a per country and per region basis in the meantime.
The customer has provided the data in a CSV file with three columns: country, region, taxRate.
Which two actions should the Administrator take to use the tax data?
To utilize the tax data provided in a CSV file for flat tax rates per country and region, the Administrator should:
B) Use Data Loader to import the CSV file to the Cart Tax object: Data Loader is a client application for the bulk import or export of data. Using it to import the CSV file into the Cart Tax object allows for the application of the specified tax rates during checkout based on the country and region.
C) Use the Import feature in the Commerce App to load the tax data: The Commerce App's import feature can facilitate the bulk upload of tax rates directly into the system, ensuring that the correct tax rates are applied during transactions based on the specified criteria.
Where can an Administrator configure an alternative or new checkout flow?
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.
