Get Salesforce B2C-Commerce-Architect Exam Dumps

The Client is creating a new Storefront and their requirements include:

* ApplePay support

* Log -n through a standard OAuth2 social media account

* One Okie checkout process

* Ay B testing for promotions

Which two items require technical documentation for customizing the Storefront Reference Architecture?

Choose 2 answers

An integration cartridge implements communication between the B2C Commerce Storefront and a third-party service provider. The cartridge contains the localServiceRegistry code:

How does this code sample accomplish authentication to the service provider?

A new dent is moving from their existing ecommerce platform to B2C Commerce. They have an existing service that connects to the Email Marketing System. The endpoint of the service can directly parse the data posted by the customer from the Storefront page for marketing materials subscriptions. it if required that the service implementation on the B2C Commerce site supports authentication and encoding.

What type should the Architect document this new service as?

Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) wants to migrate its online shoo from a custom ecommerce platform to B2C Commerce. 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?

During a review of the most recent release notes, the Architect finds that Salesforce has deprecated an API that is used throughout the site. After reviewing the deprecated API usage in Business Manager, the Architect narrows down the usage of that API to a particular LINK integration cartridge. The cartridge was integrated when the site was first launched and is heavily customized for the Client.

What is the recommended way for the Architect to remove the deprecated API so the LINK integration continues to work without interruptions, and lowest level of effort'