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According to the Product Status page, 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. Released and Not Orderable are two product statuses that enable a user to view a product on the storefront, but not order it. Released means that the product is available for viewing but not ready for ordering yet. Not Orderable means that the product is available for viewing but out of stock or discontinued for ordering. Therefore, options B and C are correct. Option A is false because Blocked is not a valid value for product status, it is a value for product visibility that prevents a product from being displayed on the storefront. Option D is false because Visible is not a valid value for product status, it is a value for product visibility that allows a product to be displayed on the storefront. Option E is false because Viewable is not a valid value for product status, it is not a defined term in Salesforce B2B Commerce. Reference: Product Status, Product Status Overview

When migrating aura components to LWC, the developer should consider the following guidelines:
Migrate one component and then determine whether additional effort would make sense. This way, the developer can evaluate the benefits and challenges of migration, and decide whether to continue or postpone the process. The developer can also use the Lightning Web Components Migration Assistant tool to automate some of the migration steps.
Start with simple components that only render UI. These components are easier to migrate because they have less logic and dependencies. The developer can use the base Lightning web components as a starting point, and then customize them as needed. The developer can also use the Lightning Web Components Playground to test and debug the migrated components. Reference:
Migrate Aura Components to Lightning Web Components
B2B Commerce Aura to LWR Migration Guide

According to the Store Setup Wizard page, the store setup wizard is a tool that guides you through the steps of creating and configuring a store or a reorder portal. The store setup wizard has four steps: Store Details, Store Settings, Buyer Access, and Store Launch. As part of the store launch step, you need to build the search index for your store. Building the search index creates or updates the index of products, categories, and attributes that are searchable on your store. Therefore, option C is correct. Options A, B, and D are false because loading shipping costs, configuring checkout flow, and loading tax rates are not steps that are part of the store setup wizard. They are tasks that can be done separately in the CC Admin interface or by using data import tools. Reference: Store Setup Wizard, Store Setup Wizard Overview

An administrator should activate person accounts in a B2B Commerce org forA. To set up B2B2C Commerce in an existing B2B Commerce org, allowing the organization to cater to both business and individual consumers, andD. To enable individual buyers, providing a more tailored shopping experience for solo entrepreneurs or individual purchasers.

B2C (Business-to-Consumer) is the kind of commerce that describes a business that sells parts they have purchased from a manufacturer and then sells them to resellers. B2C commerce is when a business sells products or services directly to individual consumers, rather than to other businesses. Resellers are consumers who buy products from one business and sell them to another business or consumer for a profit. Reference: [B2C Commerce]; [Reseller]

to set up subscriptions, you need to create two CC price list items for each subscription, one for the upfront cost and one for the recurring price. You also need to associate the storefront with the subscription product term (SPT) to provide the entitlement needed to display the subscription in the catalog for the given customer. Therefore, options A and C are true statements. Option B is false because you cannot define a standard product and a subprodterm for a subscription, you need to create a subscription product type. Option D is false because you can define multiple SPTs for a subscription.

Thumbnails, videos, and product detail images are three media types that an admin can attach to a product. A product is an item that can be sold on a B2B commerce site. A media type is a format of information that can be displayed on a product detail page or category page, such as images, videos, documents, or attachments. Thumbnails are small images that represent products in search results or category pages. Videos are moving images that showcase product features, benefits, or usage scenarios. Product detail images are large images that show product details on product detail pages. Reference: [Media Types]; [Product]; [Add Media to Products]

Explanation
According to the Price Lists page, price lists are collections of prices for products that can be assigned to accounts or account groups. Price lists have the following characteristics:
A price list is specific to a certain currency. You can create multiple price lists for different currencies and assign them to different accounts or account groups based on their location or preference. Therefore, option A is correct.
A price list may be set to become enabled in the future. You can specify a start date and an end date for a price list to control its availability. You can also activate or deactivate a price list manually. Therefore, option B is correct.
Option C is false because a price list does not have to contain prices for all products in the system, only for the products that are relevant for the accounts or account groups that are associated with it.
Option D is false because a price list may be associated with multiple users, not just a single user. A price list can be assigned to an account group, which can have multiple users who share the same entitlements. References: Price Lists, Price List Overview

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. References: [B2B Commerce Setup], B2B Commerce Setup Overview

Explanation
The first price Tier is defined on the Price field on the respective Pricelist Item Record. This is the price that will be displayed to users on the storefront.
When using Tiered Pricing, the first price tier is defined in the Price field on the respective Pricelist Item Record. Each Pricelist Item Record represents a specific product and defines the price tiers associated with that product. The Price field on the Pricelist Item Record determines the price for the first tier of the product.
References: Salesforce B2B Commerce Administrator documents or study guide (specifically, the section related to Tiered Pricing and Pricelist Item Records).

To deploy B2B Commerce successfully for Buyers and external users, the minimum user license needed isD.
Customer Community License. This license type is designed for external users to access the community, enabling them to engage with the B2B Commerce store, view products, and make purchases.

Explanation
According to the Price List Selection Methods page, price list selection methods are ways of determining which price list to use for a given account or account group. Price lists are collections of prices for products that can be assigned to accounts or account groups. There are two price lists that can be displayed for users:
Best Price and List Price. Best Price option allows you to assign multiple price lists to an account group and compare them by price. The lowest price for the product will be used. List Price option allows you to assign a single price list to a product and use it as the default price for all accounts or account groups. Therefore, options A and D are correct. Options B and C are false because Reverse Sequence and Sequence are not price lists, but price list selection methods that can be used for CC Account object only. References: Price List Selection Methods, Price List Selection Methods Overview

According to the Deploy Your Storefront page, deploying your storefront is a process that allows you to move your B2B Commerce site from one Salesforce org to another, such as from sandbox to production. Deploying your storefront can help you test, validate, and launch your site in different environments. To deploy your storefront, you need to use change sets in Salesforce Setup. Change sets are tools that allow you to migrate metadata components from one org to another using inbound and outbound connections. Two of the components that an admin needs to consider as part of the change sets are Site.com (from Experience Builder) and custom objects and fields. Site.com (from Experience Builder) component allows you to migrate the web pages that you created or edited for your B2B Commerce site using Experience Builder in CC Admin. Custom objects and fields component allows you to migrate the custom data structures that you created or modified for your B2B Commerce site, such as product categories, catalogs, price lists, etc. Therefore, options B and C are correct. Options A, D, and E are false because they are not components that an admin needs to consider as part of the change sets for deploying your storefront. Process builder flows, triggers, and platform events are features that can be used to automate business processes or actions for your B2B Commerce site, but they are not required or specific for deploying your storefront. Reference: Deploy Your Storefront, Deploy Your Storefront Overview