Salesforce Related Exams
B2B-Solution-Architect Exam
The Salesforce B2B-Solution-Architect Exam encompasses a broad range of Salesforce clouds, including:
The Salesforce B2B Solution Architect and B2C Commerce Architect exams focus on different aspects of the Salesforce platform, tailored for distinct business models and strategies. Here’s a breakdown of their key differences:
Universal Containers (UC) has implemented a new ecommerce site for its resellers. UC is leveraging a multi-cloud architecture, B2B Commerce, for buildingthe storefront and Service Cloud Web2Case for offering case management functionality to its resellers. UC notices that the case volume is extremely high and a number of resellers are raising cases for trivial issues on the B2B Commerce site.
Which two recommendations should a Solution Architect make to help resellers use the site more efficiently and lower the case volume?
Choose 2 answers
Universal Containers (UC) has expanded rapidly in recent yean following a number of acquisitions. The new CMO wants to use all Leads from one of the acquired Salesforce orgs to luck-start a new targeted campaign in uC's mam Salesforce org. The acquired company would like to keep its Lead data because it enriches the Lead before it comes into Salesforce via third-party marketing tool and supports its direct sales channel. Beyond the Lead use case, both Salesforce orgs will remain completely independent from one another.
Which integration approach should a Solution Architect recommend between the UC mam org (the target org) and the acquired org (the source org)?
Universal Containers (UC) recently completed a successful implementation of B2B Commerce classic andsaw an immediate increase in both its customer experience ratings and overall bottom line due to the influx of sales through its commerce application. After this initial experience, UC decided to target its internal Sales team for the same successful outcome with Salesforce CPQ and Sales Cloud.
UC's requirements include that its internal Sales team be able to sell its current commerce catalog and expand this catalog to include even more products. In addition, UC wants to give its internal Sales team the ability to utilize CPQ's discounting functionality, along with approval rules for its
Sales leadership team. Today, product and pricing is mastered in B2B Commerce and orders are fulfilled in the ERP.
What should a Solution Architect recommend when architecting a solution to meet UC's requirements?