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Free B2B-COMMERCE-ADMINISTRATOR Exam Braindumps (page: 19)

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An Admin needs to prevent a category from displaying in the navigation menu, Which feature allows the admin to do this?

  1. Show in Menu
  2. Category Exclusion
  3. Menu Exclusion
  4. Category deactivation

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

According to the Product Categories page, product categories are collections of products that are grouped together based on common characteristics, such as type, function, style, etc. Product categories can be used to organize your products and make them easier to find and browse on your B2B Commerce site. To prevent a category from displaying in the navigation menu, an admin can use the Show in Menu feature. Show in Menu is a checkbox field on the Category object that indicates whether a category should be visible in the navigation menu or not. By default, this field is checked for all categories, meaning that they are displayed in the navigation menu. To hide a category from the navigation menu, an admin can uncheck this field for that category. Therefore, option A is correct. Options B, C, and D are false because they are not features that allow an admin to prevent a category from displaying in the navigation menu. Category Exclusion is a feature that allows an admin to exclude certain categories from being assigned to a store or a reorder portal. Menu Exclusion is a feature that allows an admin to exclude certain products from being displayed in the navigation menu based on their attributes or specifications. Category deactivation is a feature that allows an admin to deactivate a category so that it is not available for any store or reorder portal.


Reference:

Product Categories, Product Categories Overview



In which three instances should an Administrator perform a search Index? 3 Answers

  1. After makingchanges to the Product Detail Page layout in Lightning Experience Builder
  2. After making a delta load for the Product Catalog
  3. After making changes to tax calculation settings for Checkout
  4. After adding a new category with a product under it which isready to be sold.
  5. After updating the description of 10 products.

Answer(s): B,D,E

Explanation:

According to the Search Reindexing page, search reindexing is a feature that allows you to rebuild the search index for your store or reorder portal. Search reindexing creates or updates the index of products, categories, and attributes that are searchable on your site. Three of the instances when an admin should perform a search reindex are:

After making a delta load for the product catalog. A delta load is a process of importing only the changes or updates to your product data from an external source into your B2B Commerce site. After making a delta load for the product catalog, you should perform a search reindex to ensure that your search index reflects the latest product data.

After adding a new category with a product under it which is ready to be sold. After adding a new category with a product under it which is ready to be sold, you should perform a search reindex to ensure that your search index includes the new category and product.

After updating the description of 10 products. After updating the description of 10 products, you should perform a search reindex to ensure that your search index reflects the updated product descriptions. Therefore, options B, D, and E are correct. Options A and C are false because they are not instances when an admin should perform a search reindex. Making changes to the product detail page layout in Lightning Experience Builder or making changes to tax calculation settings for checkout do not affect the search index of your site, so you do not need to perform a search reindex after doing these tasks.


Reference:

Search Reindexing, Search Reindexing Overview



Which three configuration aspects must be set up outside the commerce app in order to deploy and activate B2B Commerce instance both for internal and external users?

  1. Profiles and permission set
  2. Multi-Factor Authentication
  3. Custom Attributes
  4. Experience Sites
  5. Salesforce CMS

Answer(s): A,B,D

Explanation:

B2B Commerce setup is a process that involves configuring various aspects of your B2B Commerce site both inside and outside the commerce app. The commerce app is an app that allows you to manage your B2B Commerce data and functionality in Salesforce. Three of the configuration aspects that must be set up outside the commerce app in order to deploy and activate B2B Commerce instance both for internal and external users are:

Profiles and permission sets. Profiles and permission sets are features that allow you to control the access level and permissions of your users for your B2B Commerce site. You need to set up profiles and permission sets outside the commerce app in Salesforce Setup by assigning the appropriate user licenses, object permissions, field permissions, record types, page layouts, etc.

Multi-factor authentication. Multi-factor authentication is a feature that adds an extra layer of security to your B2B Commerce site by requiring users to verify their identity using a second factor, such as a mobile app or a security key. You need to set up multi-factor authentication outside the commerce app in Salesforce Setup by enabling it for your org, configuring the verification methods, setting the verification policies, etc.

Experience sites. Experience sites are features that allow you to create and manage web pages for your B2B Commerce site using Experience Builder or Site.com Studio. You need to set up experience sites outside the commerce app in Experience Workspaces by creating a new site or cloning an existing site, choosing a template or theme, adding components and pages, publishing and activating your site, etc. Therefore, options A, B, and D are correct. Options C and E are false because they are not configuration aspects that must be set up outside the commerce app in order to deploy and activate B2B Commerce instance both for internal and external users. Custom attributes and Salesforce CMS are features that can be set up inside the commerce app in CC Admin by using the Custom Attributes workspace or the Content Management workspace.


Reference:

[B2B Commerce Setup], B2B Commerce Setup Overview



What three languages are supported for localized Content in Search result?

  1. English
  2. Spanish
  3. Basquee
  4. Albanian
  5. French

Answer(s): A,B,E

Explanation:

According to the Localization page, localization is a feature that allows you to create and manage content in different languages for your B2B Commerce site. Localization can be used to support multilingual users and customers on your site. Three of the languages that are supported for localized content in search results are English, Spanish, and French. These languages are among the 18 languages that are supported by B2B Commerce for localization. Therefore, options A, B, and E are correct. Options C and D are false because Basque and Albanian are not languages that are supported for localized content in search results. They are not among the 18 languages that are supported by B2B Commerce for localization.


Reference:

Localization, Localization Overview



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