Salesforce Certified B2C Commerce Architect Sample Questions:

1. The Client identifies that a segment of customers need to see some products on the site that other customers should not be able to access. All products are maintained within one catalog but in separate categories. A custom attribute will be used on the Profile system object to identify customers that belong to this special segment. A customer group will be made that is qualified for by this Profile custom attribute. The storefront will be customized to include navigation to relevant categories for this customer group.
Unfortunately during technical review the Client points out that the business teams have raised a concern with maintenance and want to use a shared navigation within the catalog and not use separate categories.
Which item should the Architect suggest to efficiently fulfil this new requirement while maintaining scalability?

A) Customize the Storefront to use a hidden search refinement and modify the customer group to be qualified for by a new product custom attribute
B) Customize the Storefront to modify the search result that if the user is in the customer group thenthe result includes those products appropriately.
C) Customize the Storefront Co use a hidden search refinement that if the user Is In the customer group then the result Includes those products with a new custom attribute.
D) Customize theStorefront to use separate storefront catalogs with the same navigation that If the customer Is In the customer group gets assign products appropriately.

2. A B2C Commerce Developer has just finished implementing a new promotion code form on checkout. During review, an Architect notes that the form it not using CSRF validation correctly.

Which two options are best practice recommendations for dealing with CSRF validation? Choose 2 answers

A) Automatically renew the CSRF Token if expired.
B) Only use GET methods over HTTPS.
C) Ensure the CSRF protection is validated on form submission.
D) Only use POST methods over HTTPS.

3. Northern Trail Outfitters uses an Order Management system (OMS), which creates an order tracking number for every order 24 hours after receiving it. The OMS provides only a web-service interface to get this tracking number. There is a job that updates this tracking number for exported orders, which were last modified yesterday.
Part of this jobs code looks like the following:
Based on the above description and code snippet, which coding best practice should theArchitect enforce?

A) The transaction for updating of orders needs to be rewritten to avoid problems with transaction size.
B) Configure circuit breaker and timeout for theOMS web service call to prevent thread exhaustion.
C) Post-processing of search results is a bad practice that needs to be corrected.
D) Standard order import should be used instead of modifying multiple order objects with custom code.

4. A new project for a Client will involve a few different Integrations to their middleware system resulting in four different web services. All will use the same credentials to the middleware. Each will have the same timeout, but will require a separate log file prefix.
How should the Architect set this up with the Service framework using a minimal set of configuration?

A) Four Service Configurations. Four Service Profiles, Four Service Credentials
B) Four Service Configurations. One Service Profile, One Service Credential.
C) Four Service Configurations. Four Service Profiles, One Service Credential
D) One Service Configuration, Four Service Profiles, One Service Credential.

5. Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) wants to migrate its online shoo from a custom ecommerce platform to B2CCommerce. NTO needs to migrate several thousands of customer records profile information, address book). WTO can provide a B2C Commerce feed. It is currently using SHA-256 as an encryption mechanism for the customer passwords.
What approach can the Architect propose?

A) Import the customer records, excluding the password field, and B2C Commerce will automatically require a password reset the first time a customer logs m to the storefront.
B) Do not import customer records and asks customers to create new accounts the firstfame they try to log in to the B2C Commerce storefront.
C) Import the customer records, including the hashed password, as B2C Commerce supports SHA-2S6, and they will be able to login with their existing password.
D) Import the customer records, with the hashed password as a custom attribute, and during the login compare the entered password with the hashed password and save it in the password field.

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